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Malware and Spam Campaigns Related to Bin Laden Not Finding Many Takers
(threatpost.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I can't imagine producing anything of any quality on LSD.
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Is the U.S. Over-Hyping the Risk of Cyber War?
(threatpost.com)
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15y ago
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Is China Woefully Ill-Equipped to Defend Their Cyber Infrastructure
(threatpost.com)
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FBI Warns of Massive Wire Fraud Scams
(threatpost.com)
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Great American Tale of Intrigue Aborted by Birth Cert. Publication [pdf]
(whitehouse.gov)
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Steve Jobs Accuses Google in his Response to Tracking Claims
(guardian.co.uk)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Agreed. There is also a difference between security conscious people like us giving "explicit permission" and common user (who greatly outnumber us) handing out permissions like they're going out of style.
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Forget Epsilon, Fear the Angry Bird
(threatpost.com)
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15y ago
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Researchers Propose New Steganography System for Hiding Data
(threatpost.com)
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Congressman calls on Apple to explain iPhone Tracking
(threatpost.com)
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16y ago
I hope this isn't true.
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Anyone wanting a Chinese govt mail account best strike while the iron's hot.
(threatpost.com)
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16y ago
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Report: Application Security Still Mostly Sucks
(threatpost.com)
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16y ago
Too be honest. I just don't know that industrial carbon emissions rival those of a super-volcanoes or that of an apocalyptic asteroid slamming into Earth. 100 years isn't a lot of time to measure our affect on the grander scheme. Not saying
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16y ago
EDIT: I find it extremely ignorant that people believe conditions on earth will significantly deteriorate in the next century. Earth has been around for 4.6 billion years. It's appealing to say that humans are destroying the Earth, but it a
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China Gains Upper Hand on US in Cyberwarfare Capabilities
(reuters.com)
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WordPress Hacked, Source Code Stolen
(threatpost.com)
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What criminals who broke into Epsilon might do with the email lists they have
(threatpost.com)
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SSL and the Future of Authenticity
(threatpost.com)
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On Implementing a Successful Application Security Program
(threatpost.com)
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Microsoft Builds Legal Weapon to Take Apart Botnets
(threatpost.com)
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Lessons Learned From LizaMoon
(threatpost.com)
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Substantive List of Companies Affected in Epsilon Breach
(threatpost.com)
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