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Symantec Warns Customers Not To Use PcAnywhere
Symantec is advising customers not to use pcAnywhere until the company can fix flaws that came to light following the theft of underlying code by Anonymous.
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Fortinet Beats Wall Street Estimates
Network security vendor Fortinet reported Tuesday a 29 percent jump in revenue, giving its stock a boost in afterhours trading.
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Symantec Finds Huge Android Malware Infection
Symantec says a Trojan was downloaded several million times from the Android Market, making it one of the largest Android infections this year.
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- Symantec Says Anonymous Behind Extortion Plot
- Cybersecurity Experts: What They Know Could Scare You
- FBI Confirms Cybercrime Conference Call Hacked
- Google Bouncer Tosses Malware From Android Market
- How To Protect Customers From Online Fraud
- IBM Expands Endpoint Security, Operations
- Survey: Majority Of IT Pros Not Encrypting Customer Data
- Anonymous Could Lure Innocents In DDoS Attacks
- Microsoft Says Ex-Antivirus Maker Ran Botnet
- Twitter Buys Ad Security Company
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Cybersecurity Experts: What They Know Could Scare You A recent report based on interviews with security experts in government, business and academia finds more than half in agreement that a worldwide arms race is taking place in cyberspace. |
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10 Security Predictions For 2012 CRN looks into its crystal ball and sees Android, hactivisim and cyber-espionage as some of the top 10 security threats in 2012. |
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10 Biggest Security Breaches Of 2011 The Top 10 Security Breaches of 2011 show hackers were relentless in their pursuit of profit, compromising computer systems of universities, video-game makers and the largest banks. |
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The 10 Biggest Security Stories Of 2011 The 10 biggest security stories of 2011 showed that no one was safe from attack by cybercriminals, who target government, corporations, nonprofits and security vendors. |
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With nearly six in 10 Android phones running an insecure version of the operating system, it makes sense that Bit9's 2011 list of the 12 most vulnerable smartphones are powered by Google's OS. |
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Bah! Humbug! The 12 Scams Of Christmas McAfee offers up 12 cyber scams to look out for during the holiday season. |
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