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It took hackers just 22 lines of code to steal British Airways’ customer data
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A $35 patch reportedly let anyone in the world generate India’s Aadhaar IDs
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A bunch of Mac App Store apps are secretly uploading user data to their servers (Updated)
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Hackers hijack 380,000 customers' data from British Airways' site
A bunch of hackers has stolen the data of 380,00 customers including name, address, phone number and payment information ...
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Chrome has a new password manager, but I'm not switching just yet
Google's Chrome browser completed 10 years earlier this week and as the part of the redesigned package, it is offering an ...
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Both Yahoo and AOL are scanning customer emails to attract advertisers
Oath, the advertising arm of Verizon -- which owns both Yahoo and AOL -- has been pitching advertisers a service that would allow them to peer into the email accounts of more than 200 million people. The service benefits advertisers by allowing them to identify and segment potential ...
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Fortnite motivates players to turn on 2FA with a funky new emote
The Fortnite team is helping its younger gamers learn about how to protect themselves online with a handy guide and a kickass ...
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New facial recognition system at US airport nabs an impostor for the first time
A newly introduced facial recognition system that's being tested across several US airports has just helped catch an impostor ...
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Dark Tequila is a sophisticated banking malware targeting victims in Mexico
Dark Tequila knows how to infect a victim and stay quiet.
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EU to fine social media platforms that take more than 1 hour to remove extremist content
The European Union is reportedly planning to impose stricter regulations on tech companies including Facebook, YouTube, and ...
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Telling the truth about defects in technology should never, ever, ever be illegal
Congress has never made a law saying, "Corporations should get to decide who gets to publish truthful information about defects in their products,"— and the First Amendment wouldn't allow such a law — but that hasn't stopped corporations from conjuring one out of thin air, and ...
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Apple says teen who hacked its network didn't compromise customer data
Seeking to reassure customers after the news of repeated breaches of its network broke yesterday, Apple said that no user ...
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Scientists just 'proved' that it's easier to influence children with robots than adults
You know that terrifying study making the rounds that says our children are at risk of being influenced by robots? It's not ...
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South Korean women protest against growing epidemic of spycam porn
South Korean women took to the streets of Seoul and protested against the issue of spycam porn. The hidden filming devices ...
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FBI warns of massive ATM scam that could affect banks worldwide
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently warned banks that cybercriminals are poised to carry out an "ATM cash-out," ...
