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• U.S. warns on Java software as security concerns escalate
• FireEye raises $50 million as it prepares for possible 2013 IPO
• Exclusive: U.S. nuclear lab removes Chinese tech over security fears
• Google executives acquitted in Milan autism video case
• Google could emerge unscathed from federal web search probe: WSJ
• Internet governance talks in jeopardy as Arab states, Russia ally
• U.S. fails to win early limit on Net controls at global gathering
• Hackers did not steal sensitive nuclear information: IAEA
• Jury convicts NY man accused of AT&T-iPad hacking
• Hackers target Israel government websites
• Is Microsoft's Windows App Store Secure Enough?
• How Adobe's Stolen Digital ID Threatens You
• The Bank Cyberattacks: Is Your Money Safe?
• Google's 'Bug Bounty' Program Behind Latest Chrome Fixes
• Energy-Grid Company Hit by Apparent Chinese Hackers
• Iran Blocks Access to Google and Gmail
• Rent-to-Own Companies Put Secret Spyware on Customer Computers
• Facebook Starts Tracking Americans' Offline Purchases
• Bank of France's Accidental Hacker Acquitted
• Iran May Be Behind Attacks on Bank Websites
• Microsoft Issues 'Fix-It' for Internet Explorer Flaw
• New Software Stops Malware Before It Starts
• Windows, Internet Explorer Vulnerable to Zero-Day Exploit
• Virgin Mobile Accounts Vulnerable to Attacks
• Payday Lenders May be Selling Customer Details
• 'Innocence of Muslims' Video Protestors Take to the Web
• Prominent Anonymous Associate Busted on Live Video Feed
• Criminals Crack European 'Chip-and-PIN' Cash-Card Security
• Emma Watson Tops List of '10 Most Dangerous Celebrities' Online
• Scammers Set to Pounce on iPhone 5 Hype
• Obama Executive Order May Establish Cybersecurity Guidelines
• Social Studies: A Parent's Guide to Social-Media Safety
• 'Aurora' Google Hackers Still Active Threat, Report Says
• Saudi Aramco Attack Plot Reveals Possible Inside Help

• Government warns on Java as security concerns escalate
• European businesses slow to go online: study
• Sri Lanka arrests 100 Chinese for cyber fraud, police say
• U.S. tightens rules protecting children's online privacy
• Google could emerge unscathed from federal web search probe - WSJ
• Occupy Wall Street protester whose tweets were subpoenaed to plead guilty
• Swiss spy agency warns U.S., Britain about huge data leak
• Bitter struggle over Internet regulation to dominate global summit
• Unhackable telecom networks come a step closer
• Tens of millions of hackers target Israel government websites
• Security Shorts: Miley Cyrus Sex Tape Scam, ThePirateBay Goes Dark
• White House 'Cyberattack' Nothing to Panic About
• Mozilla Releases 'Persona' Password Killer
• Denial-of-Service Attacks Take Holidays Off
• New Java Exploit Puts 1 Billion Computers at Risk
• Belgian 'Psychic' Gets Your Private Info From Internet
• Direct Messages on Twitter Link to Malware
• Flight Attendant Accused of Swiping iPad
• Microsoft Permanently Patches Critical Internet Explorer Hole
• Anti-Virus Software Sees Self as Malware, Deletes Itself
• App Lets Users Hack Their Own Facebook Accounts
• Bank of America Website Hit by Possible Cyberattack
• What's the Safest 4-Digit PIN?
• Windows 8 Scareware Infects Your PC for Cash
• Flame Super-Spyware Only One Piece of Larger Puzzle
• More Than Half of Android Phones Have Security Flaws, Research Finds
• Updated iTunes Brings Security Fixes En Masse
• 'World of Warcraft' Maker Secretly Watermarks Screenshots
• Hotel Giant Wants Data-Security Lawsuit Dropped
• Two New U.S. Defense Initiatives Aim to Make Global Networks More Secure
• Internet Explorer 10 to Get Flash Fixes After All
• 'Guild Wars 2' Accounts Targeted by Hackers
• Hackers Send Fake News Text Messages From Al Jazeera

• Experts urge PC users to disable Java, cite security flaw
• Chinese man pleads guilty in $100 million stolen software sting
• Wells Fargo Web site troubles persist, U.S. OCC issues cyber alert
• FTC to delay Google anti-trust probe decision: source
• Regulators start probe into children's online privacy
• Foreign hackers targeted former military chief Mullen: report
• Professor finds profiling in ads for personal data website
• Struggle over Internet regulation to dominate global summit
• Israeli government websites under mass hacking attack
• Twitter Account Hijack Reveals Security Flaw
• Hackers Hijack Brazilian Routers, Spend Profits on Prostitutes
• Security Shorts: Secret Satellite Images, White House Cyberattack?
• Android Dialer Flaw Extends Beyond Samsung Phones
• Wells Fargo Among Latest Banks to Suffer Possible Cyberattack
• Internet Explorer 10 Brings Added Security to Windows
• Blogs Get Facebook's Privacy Non-Leak Wrong Before They Get it Right
• Samsung Phones Vulnerable to Factory Reset Hack
• Ride Subways for Free With Hackers' Android App
• Shh! Apple Still Secretly Supports Snow Leopard
• Apple iPhone 5 Operating System Already Hacked
• Email Scammers Prey on iPhone 5 Anticipation
• Microsoft Plans Stopgap Patch for Internet Explorer Hole
• Hacked Touch Tones Crash Phone Networks, Steal Data
• Judge Orders Woman to Delete Facebook Account
• Apple Hacker Joins Twitter Security Team
• Microsoft Finds Malware Preloaded on New Computers
• 2 Congressional Bills Seek to Strengthen Online Privacy
• Pinterest Spam Bleeds onto Other Social Networks
• Hospital Employees May Have Sold Patient Data
• GoDaddy Restores Service, Blames Router Software
• Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday Is Light — But October's Won't Be
• Twitter Timing Casts Doubt on GoDaddy Takedown Claim
• Facebook Contends With 2 Security Threats