What Are You Doing to Stop Security Saboteurs? TechNewsWorld.com
Security is one of the fastest growing areas in technology today. Internet scams and hackers are more malicious and widespread than ever. For example, TJX Companies recently announced that its computer system that stores and processes customer information was breached. The threat of hackers is so great that even the Department of Homeland Security conducted its own test cyberattack.
CBS 2 Special Report: Hackers For Hire WCBS-TV New York
Is your spouse cheating online? If they are, here's how they are probably doing it -- using web-based e-mail accounts that allow them to keep those secret messages off the home PC. And beyond your reach. The "Cheshire Catalyst" is a legendary "White Hat Hacker" -- but his black hat counterparts are offering to hack into your spouse's computer and find that elusive password, using something called
PlusNet goofs on passwords theRegister via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News
ISP PlusNet is warning customers who use its forums that their passwords could, theoretically, have been accessed by a hacker. The company was warned
PlusNet goofs on passwords The Register
Hole in forum software ISP PlusNet is warning customers who use its forums that their passwords could, theoretically, have been accessed by a hacker.…
NAGORNO-KARABAKH DISPUTE TAKES TO CYBER SPACE EurasiaNet.org
The differences between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh may at times seem never-ending, but in their response to what appears to be an ongoing cyber conflict between Armenian and Azerbaijani hackers, residents of both countries are standing united in a push for peace.
Hackers Attack Every 39 Seconds LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News
Hackers attack computers every 39 seconds, according to new research.
Out-of-Band Authentication Protects Online Financial Data E-Commerce Times
If you've ever watched a late night spy movie on cable, you're probably already familiar with the concept: Access to a highly secured area or object requires two separate keys each in the possession of a different individual. Some financial companies handling sensitive customer data over the Internet appear to be thinking along the same lines.
Enterprises Losing Millions Due to Mismanagement of Privileged Passwords CRM Today
Cyber-Ark® today announced the release of new research into Privileged Passwords — the non-personal, shared and administrative passwords that exist in virtually every device or software application in an enterprise — which shows companies are unknowingly losing millions of dollars annually due to costly outages, labor-intensive work, legal liability and audit deficiencies related to mismanaged
News: MySpace, GoDaddy shutter popular hacker site MacCentral Online
A popular hacker discussion list site was temporarily shut down after it posted MySpace passwords and user names.
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hacker+password+email: hacker+password+email