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  1. Introducing the new Microsoft Edge and Bing

    The browser and search engine for business In our mission to empower people with knowledge with Microsoft 365, one critical opportunity is the internet. We know that 60% of the time people spend on the PC is within the web browser, and it has become the primary way we work, learn and play...
  2. Cybercrimes Go Unreported More Often Than People Think, Report Finds

    About half of organizations say cybercrime is under-reported at their organizations, even when reporting is required. Continue reading...
  3. VIDEO Equifax Just Equi-F'ed Everyone

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  4. TA17-117A: Intrusions Affecting Multiple Victims Across Multiple Sectors

    Original release date: April 27, 2017 Systems Affected Networked Systems Overview The National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC) has become aware of an emerging sophisticated campaign, occurring since at least May 2016, that uses multiple malware implants. Initial...
  5. New Windows 10 and Office 365 features for the secure productive enterprise

    Today I am pleased to join Scott Guthrie and Satya Nadella at Ignite, the largest IT conference in the industry with more than 20,000 attendees. It’s an exciting time to be in IT, with the modern workplace creating a major shift in the way people work. Information is abundant, experiences and...
  6. TA14-290A: SSL 3.0 Protocol Vulnerability and POODLE Attack

    Original release date: October 17, 2014 Systems Affected All systems and applications utilizing the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) 3.0 with cipher-block chaining (CBC) mode ciphers may be vulnerable. However, the POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption) attack demonstrates this...
  7. TA14-212A: Backoff Point-of-Sale Malware

    Original release date: July 31, 2014 Systems Affected Point-of-Sale Systems Overview This advisory was prepared in collaboration with the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC), United States Secret Service (USSS), Financial Sector Information Sharing and...
  8. TA14-212A: Backoff Point-of-Sale Malware

    Original release date: July 31, 2014 Systems Affected Point-of-Sale Systems Overview This advisory was prepared in collaboration with the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC), United States Secret Service (USSS), Financial Sector Information Sharing and...
  9. AVAST forum offline due to attack

    I'll give you the whole post; what this incident underlines, in my opinion, is the importance of having individual usernames in each Forum you attend, and creating passwords that are NOT names of family members or pets or such - individual passwords, too. I use Random Password Generator by...
  10. VIDEO NSA Reportedly Victorious in Penetrating Google and Yahoo! Cloud with Smiley Face

    In another bizarre turn of events regarding the leak of how Internet data is being collected and stored in aggregate form, presumably forever, a new slide released shows how Google's cloud security has been completely infiltrated by the US National Security Agency (NSA). The US has already...
  11. CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Page Hacked

    Researcher uses big Facebook vulnerability to post on Mark Zuckerberg’s wall The user submitted the exploit to the Bug Bounty Program, which, apparently, refused to acknowledge it, and the user then demonstrated the exploit on Mr. Zuckerberg's Facebook profile page. Link Removed To add...
  12. Windows 7 Suspicious Google Account Access Attempt: Should I Change My Password?

    I just got an email apparently from from Google, saying that someone had tried to use an application of some kind to access my account, and that they had stopped it. They gave the IP address and a location in Morocco of where the attempt came from, and advised if it were not me, to click a link...
  13. Windows 7 Toshiba website hacked - email addresses and passwords exposed

    Toshiba website hacked – email addresses and passwords exposed | Naked Security
  14. Windows 7 Pentagon discloses massive cyber theft

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  15. CEO regrets messing with the IT crowd

    Walter Powell, 52, the fire IT manager apparently used all that knowledge he had of the company's system, hacked into it, and replaced a CEO's Powerpoint presentation to the board with porn. After being fired, he accessed the site from home and placed keyloggers on the system. How he thought...
  16. Windows 7 INFORMATION SYSTEMS BREACHES - Hackers Claim 177K Email Addresses From Sony Pictures France Breach

    In yet another round of cyber attacks, hackers have stolen more than 177,000 emails from Sony Pictures France, ZDnet reports. The hackers say they wanted to demonstrate the sites insecurity to get them to fix their vulnerabilities. Read Full Story: Hackers Claim 177K Email Addresses from...
  17. With Anonymous and LulzSec, is anyone believable?

    For several months, hackers have been having a heyday taking down Web sites and leaking data from compromised servers with victims ranging from the CIA and U.S. Senate to Sony, Citigroup and the Turkish government. A 19-year old was arrested Tuesday but they can't confirm he's part of either...
  18. Windows 7 Dropbox left login door open for 4 hours

    Dropbox has admitted that an erroneous code update on Sunday 19 June allowed logins without authentication and allowed users to access files held by other users of the file synchronisation service. Someone out there must have had a field day. Read Full Story: Dropbox left login door open for 4...
  19. Find Out if Your Passwords Were Leaked by LulzSec Right Here

    To find out if your e-mail address was one of the 62,000 listed by LulzSec, click the Read Full Story link and paste it in this box: Mine has been running for half an hour and still has not gotten a response. Could be that the site is being bombarded with requests, I'm not sure. Read Full...
  20. Windows 7 LulzSec hackers leak 62,000 email logins

    They're at it again asking followers to test the emails on Facebook and other sites. It seems LulzSec is trying to outdo Anonymous. Read Full Story: Link Removed