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• Adobe's Fix for Photoshop Flaw? Buy Another Copy
• Huge Financial Data Breach Hits UNC Charlotte
• Most Smartphone Users Are Idiots About Security
• 13 Percent of Homes With Broadband Infected With Malware
• Blackmailing 'Police Trojans' Invade US
• 'Fraud Insurance' Popup Serves Up Fraud
• Apple Updates Mobile Operating System
• NASA Confirms Hack By 'The Unknowns'
• An Inconvenient Truth: Phishers Target Single-Password Service
• Team Poison Hackers Hit UN, Australian Government Sites
• Microsoft's Patch Tuesday to Fix 23 Security Bugs
• Hackers Attack UK's SOCA Website
• New 'Unknowns' Hacking Group Hits NASA, Air Force, European Space Agency
• How Far Behind Is Apple's Security?
• Mobile Financial Apps May Not Be Safe
• The CISPA Cybersecurity Bill Is No SOPA, but It's Bad Enough
• Porn Sites Safer Than Music and Shopping Sites, Study Shows
• Afghan Taliban Website Defaced by Hackers
• House OKs CISPA cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
• 'WikiPharmacy' Scam Pushes Prescription Pills
• India becomes world's top spammer
• Used Hard Drives Are Gold Mines for Identity Theft
• US needs top-level approval to launch any cyberattacks
• Website Leaks London Marathon Runners' Private Data
• State Employee Suspected of Stealing 228,000 Medical Records
• Iran Says It's Cracked Data From Downed US Spy Drone
• Huge Infected Mac Network May Be Hibernating, Not Shrinking
• 'World's Biggest Pimple' Pops Your Facebook Privacy
• Should You Disable Java on Your Computer?
• Wearable Firewall Stops Pacemaker Hacking
• 15-Year-Old Hacker Hits 259 Sites in 3 Months
• Justin Bieber Sex Tape? Thank God No, Just a Pinterest Scam
• FBI Arrests Cabin Cr3w Hacker for Utah Police Attacks
• Anonymous Hackers Attack CIA, British Intelligence Sites

• Adobe's fix for Photoshop flaw? Buy another copy
• British Cops Arrest Third 'Team Poison' Hacker
• Wi-Fi Warping Wallpaper Keeps Hackers Out
• Why Do Software Holes Take So Long to Fix?
• Leaked Twitter Passwords Probably Spam
• Georgia Man Admits Role in $1.3 Million Global Cyberscam
• US, China to cooperate more on cyber threat
• Hulk Hacked: Mark Ruffalo's Twitter Account Hijacked
• Mac OS X Programming Error Exposes User Passwords
• How to Remove Viruses Safely Without Panicking
• Hackers Take Belgian Bank Hostage
• Mac Flashback Malware Stole Money From Google
• Georgia Teens Tied to School Hacking Scandal
• 84% of People Fear Social Media
• Anonymous Gets Physical, Takes to Streets in Anti-CISPA Protests
• Google Spy Case Shows Why You Should Encrypt Your Wi-Fi
• Georgia Teen Sues Over Facebook Bullying
• House Passes CISPA Bill, But With Significant Changes
• North Korea's Failed Rocket Launch Triggers Malware Threat
• White House threatens veto of CISPA cybersecurity bill
• India Becomes World's Top Spammer
• Facebook Gives Away Free Anti-Virus Software from Top Vendors
• How Banking Trojans Empty Your Online Accounts
• 1 in 5 Macs Infected With Malware
• Lock My Screen iPhone App Does Anything But
• Cyberattack Knocks Iranian Oil Facilities Offline
• Massive Hospital Data Breach Exposes 315,000 Records
• FBI Suspects Student of Election Hacking
• Twitter Posts Lead to Rogue Anti-Virus Malware
• New York City Named Online Fraud Capital of America
• Mac Flashback Infection Spreading Again, Report Says
• Tax-Day Identity Theft Steals Thousands of Refunds Every Year
• New Phishing Scams Prey on Fear of Phishing Scams

• Scammers Gear Up for Mother's Day
• Cops Nab Norwegian Teens Suspected of Government Cyberattacks
• Apple Releases Snow Leopard, Lion Updates
• Trojans Make Up 80% of All Malware, Study Shows
• Travel Trouble: Crooks Prey on Hotel Internet Connections
• 'Team GhostShell' Hacks Chinese University
• NASA, ESA confirm they were hacked by 'The Unknowns'
• GPS vulnerable to dangerous hacks and spamming
• Adobe Releases Flash Flaw Fix
• Anonymous Hackers Target Putin, Pittsburgh
• 1 in 10 Websites Could Harm Your Computer
• First Known Android Drive-By Download Found
• Google Chrome Patches 5 Browser Flaws
• Going, Going, Gone: Skim Gang Steals $200,000 From Cubs Fans
• Skype Trick Reveals Your IP Address to Attackers
• Columbia University Employees' Info Exposed in Data Breach
• Microsoft Fixes Critical Hotmail Password Bug
• Global Sting Shuts 36 Credit Card-Selling Sites
• Apocalypse, Not! Doomsday Facebook Posts Spread Gift Card Scam
• Dead People Keep Identity-Theft Scams Alive
• What Identity Thieves Want From a Data Breach
• Hackers Hit Nissan, Break Into Auto Company's Network
• Simple Games Could Replace Baffling 'Captchas'
• Judge: DA can subpoena Occupy protester tweets
• Tampon-Shaped Flash Drive Disguises Your Data
• A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
• Anonymous Attacks Formula 1 Site to Protest Race in Bahrain
• Should you disable Java on your computer?
• New Android Malware Spreads by Text Message
• Anonymous Pushes Pot Legalization with 'Operation Cannabis'
• Cybercrime Concierge: Spyware Steals Hotel Guests' Credit Card Numbers
• Cops Bust Massive Online Drug Market
• New Mac Malware Linked to Chinese Cyberespionage