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• Botnet Loaner Gets 2.5 Years Behind Bars
• Symantec, McAfee Say Internet Scarier Than Ever
• Texas Town Declared North America's Most Secure City
• Copyright Hawks Monitor What You Download
• Why Anonymous is Mad at The New York Times
• British Journalist Arrested in Hacking Probe
• Lawyers in WikiLeaks case argue over email access
• Canada Officials Warn Companies of Anonymous Threat
• Hackers Claim Huge Record Dumps From Many Sources
• Dropbox Rolls Out 2-Step Verification in Latest Beta
• Member of Hacking Ring Sentenced for ATM Theft Spree
• 5 Security Tips IT Personnel Wish Students Knew
• Adobe Flash Player Hit by Hackers on Both Ends
• Wi-Fi Radar Can See Humans Through Walls
• Supermarket Chain Probed Over Lax Online Security
• Uganda Tightens Online Security Following Anonymous Attack
• Chip Maker Advanced Micro Devices Hit by Data Breach
• FBI Surveillance Backdoor Might Open Door to Hackers
• Is the TrapWire Surveillance System Spying on Americans?
• Microsoft, Adobe roll out 12 fixes for Patch Tuesday
• Does Your Middle-School Child Really Need a Cellphone?
• Blizzard Entertainment's 'Warcraft,' 'Diablo' Servers Breached
• South Korea World Champion in Computer Infections
• Olympics Scammers Get Gold Medals for Creativity
• LinkedIn, Yahoo Feel Consequences of Data Breaches
• French T-Shirt Maker Defends Stealing Anonymous' Identity
• Hackers Don't Believe NSA Chief's Denial of Domestic Spying
• Data Breach Causes Phone Company's Stock to Plunge
• What Congress' cybersecurity bills mean for you
• How shopping loyalty cards help identity thieves
• Russian arrested for cyberattacks on Amazon
• Mom Changed Kids' Grades on School Computer, Cops Say
• Dropbox Brings In Experts to Probe Spam Attacks
• How to Protect Your Identity While Moving Residences

• Google Turns Down FBI's Phone Pimp Unlock Request
• Romney's Tax Returns 'Ransomed' for One Million Dollars
• Hackers Leak 1 Million Apple Device IDs
• Anonymous Hits Swedish Websites Over WikiLeaks Founder
• Did Anonymous Hack Two Storied Universities in Two Days?
• Cambridge University Hacked on Behalf of Assange
• Sony LulzSec Hacker Turns Himself In
• Oil Giant Admits Hack of 30,000 Computers
• 10 Security Must-Haves for College Students
• New Windows 7 and 8 Key Makes Password Hints Easy to Crack from afar
• Hotel Lock Hacker Leads Manufacturer to Release Fixes
• Internet expert criticizes Indian cyber blockades
• French Government Building Blueprints Stolen With USB Drive
• University Takes 11 Weeks to Alert 34,000 About Data Breach
• Anonymous Claims Takedown of U.K. Government Websites
• Apple Admits Text Messages Insecure, Recommends iMessage Instead
• How to Spot Fake Anti-Virus Software
• GPS-Tracking Laws Complicated by Court Ruling
• UN body opens debate on Internet future to public
• Anti-Virus Firm Needs Help Decrypting Gauss Malware
• Police embrace emerging social media tool
• How Parents Can Protect Their Kids' Cellphones
• How the iCloud Hack Happened, and How to Avoid Being Next
• Hacker takes over tech writer's online existence
• Major League Baseball Teams' Facebook Pages Hacked
• English Translation of Early Flicker Statement Regarding Anonymous Trademark
• Apple security update ditches Snow Leopard, Windows users
• America's Top Cyberwarrior Asks Hackers for Help
• What Congress' Cybersecurity Bills Mean for You
• How Shopping Loyalty Cards Help Identity Thieves
• Russian Man Arrested for Cyberattacks on Amazon
• Obama's Doomsday Cyberattack Scenario Unrealistic, Experts Say
• How Online Dishonesty Protects Your Identity

• Meta-Malware: Virus Infects Banking Trojan
• Bitcoin Exchange BitFloor Loses $250K to Hackers, Stops Trading
• Assad Loyalists Hack Al Jazeera Website
• Inmates Hacked Prison’s Record System
• New Java Exploit Puts All Users at Risk
• Amnesty International Blog Hacked by Syrian Government Backers
• Hotel Lock Hack Is Now Widespread, Easy to Implement
• LulzSec Leader to Stay Free for 6 More Months
• Zero-day Exploit Discovered for Java 7
• Homeland Security Warns Manufacturer of Infrastructure Flaw
• Can Snoops Hack Your Brain?
• Shamoon Worm Linked to Saudi Oil Company Attack
• Feds Seize Sites Peddling Pirated Android Apps
• Anonymous Hacks Russian Website Over Pussy Riot Sentences
• Electronics Giant Philips Hit by Data-Dumping Hackers
• How to Secure Your College-Bound Child's Laptop
• 'Shamoon' Spyware Searches, Then Destroys
• German official: Facebook must delete faces
• Microsoft, Adobe Roll Out 12 Fixes for Patch Tuesday
• The Insecurity Olympics: How 3 Companies Dropped the Baton
• Possible New Cyberweapon 'Gauss' Discovered by Russian Firm
• Facebook pressured to remove page deemed racist
• Apple Lets Hacker Erase Man's Entire Online Existence
• How Parents and Schools Can Stop Cyberbullying
• Google Switches On Browser Spy Cam in Chrome
• Senate may go on recess without passing cyber bill
• Apple Security Update Ditches Snow Leopard, Windows Users
• Flame Spyware Wins Top 'Pwnie' Hacker Award
• How Hackers Use Trending Topics Against You
• Hard-Rocking Cyberattack Said to Strike Iranian Nuclear Plants
• Colo. shooting suspect used Internet for arsenal
• How to Avoid Banking Trojans Using Live CDs
• Android Security Improves with Jelly Bean, but Only So Far