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Goldcorp Inc. private data released online as hackers target more and more businesses
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Goldcorp Inc. private data released online as hackers target more and more businesses

Worth Its Weight In Gold Private information from Goldcorp Inc. has been leaked online after it was revealed that the company had fallen victim to a data breach by anonymous hackers. The data breach encompasses data of more than 14.8 gigabytes, according to reports. Payroll information, private budget documents, bank account specifics, employee passport scans […]

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  • April 29, 2016
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Snowden debates about encryption and the Government with CNN journalist
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Snowden debates about encryption and the Government with CNN journalist

A Snowden Reception Edward Snowden, infamous for stealing and leaking data from the NSA, took part in his first public debate on Tuesday night, where he faced off against CNN journalist Fareed Zakaria, who is also known as an author and his coverage of international news. Zakaria was defending the government’s right of access to […]

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  • April 27, 2016
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Developers of $1 billion Malware, SpyEye, sentenced to 24 years together
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Developers of $1 billion Malware, SpyEye, sentenced to 24 years together

A Long Time Behind Bars Two architects behind the SpyEye malware attack which cost the financial industry around $1 billion in losses according to the FBI have been sentenced to a combined 24 years in prison. The two Aleksandr Andreevich Panin of Russian origin and Hamza Bendelladj from Algeria were more popularly known by their […]

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  • April 26, 2016
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Anonymous affiliate Ghost Squad brings down KKK website
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Anonymous affiliate Ghost Squad brings down KKK website

Not O-KKK The infamous hacking group, Anonymous, apparently attacked the Ku Klux Klan website with DDoS, which closed down the website. The two groups, Anonymous and Klux Klan, have always been fighting on the web since and their fighting is well known amongst web users. In an extension of that web war, one of Anonymous […]

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  • April 25, 2016
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SpyEye tag team banged up for 10 years plus for bank account emptying malware
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SpyEye tag team banged up for 10 years plus for bank account emptying malware

Banking Funnel Two men who are responsible for the spread of the SpyEye malware which reportedly caused more than a billion dollars in hardships, is now about to start their extended sentences in an American prison. Aleksander Panin, 27 and from Tver, Russia was given a jail term of nine years and six months by […]

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  • April 22, 2016
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Best VPN for Argentina

In the past, Argentina has enjoyed some of the best Internet freedoms in the world. Reporters Without Borders even ranked them 55th out of 180 countries in terms of citizens abilities to express themselves freely online, and they also took Internet censorship into consideration when they created the list. But the future for Argentina’s Internet […]

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  • April 21, 2016
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A new report shows that Google finds 16,500 Malware Infections ever week
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A new report shows that Google finds 16,500 Malware Infections ever week

Googling A Problem A Google study has found that direct communication with compromised sites has helped fix security problems faster. The University of California, Berkeley together with researchers at Google, recently discovered that at least 800,000 websites around the world were compromised for the first time, over a one-year period, equivalent to 16,500 per week. […]

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  • April 20, 2016
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URL shorteners can also shorten your security and privacy
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URL shorteners can also shorten your security and privacy

Shorter Isn’t Always Better There is a potential risk that URL shorteners might have if they are used. Security researchers have found out that shortened URLs can be used to expose personal data and private details by anyone who might feel the need to look. URL shorteners are a simple and useful way of sharing […]

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  • April 18, 2016
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Lizard Squad responsible for DDoS attack against Blizzard
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Lizard Squad responsible for DDoS attack against Blizzard

World Of Crashed Servers Creators of World of Warcraft, Blizzard recently suffered a DDoS attack which managed to shut down all of their games and servers, and in an excessive act of cybercrime, one of its employee’s personal details were spread all over the internet.A DDoS attack is one of the most common ways to […]

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  • April 15, 2016
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New ransomware, Jigsaw, deletes files every hour until ransom is paid
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New ransomware, Jigsaw, deletes files every hour until ransom is paid

A New Jig A new ransomware that is extremely ruthless is on the rounds. The ransomware locks you out of your computer and locks your files away, and then starts deleting them if the ransom is not paid on time. The ransomware called Jigsaw, starts to delete files an hour after they have been affected, […]

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  • April 13, 2016
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55 million voters’ data leaked from Philippine electoral commission
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55 million voters’ data leaked from Philippine electoral commission

A Problem In The Philippines A massive data breach has put around 55 million Philippine citizens at risk of fraud and other activities after a massive leak of their personal information. The entire database of the Commission on Elections, (Comelec), was hacked last month, according to the security company, Trend Micro. The hacking incident happened […]

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  • April 11, 2016
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Hackers can access your information for as little as $129
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Hackers can access your information for as little as $129

Not So Deep Pockets A recent report details how much cyber criminals value our personal info and accounts that they hack into. We all appreciate the information we have on social media accounts such as Facebook and Twitter, all the pictures and messages. The info on our email accounts is also priceless to us. But […]

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  • April 8, 2016
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Hacker hacked elections in 9 Latin American countries
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Hacker hacked elections in 9 Latin American countries

Latin America In Trouble A revelation that a hacker has been responsible for most of the election results that have been put forward in nine Latin countries is chilling. The news comes as a shock to the countries involved which include Mexico, Colombia, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Guatemala, and Honduras. The hacker […]

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  • April 4, 2016
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