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Not Enough Evidence the Internet of Things Botnet Actually Exists
PC Magazine Proofpoint warned that the growing popularity of Internet of Things would encourage attackers to try to hack these devices. Considering that many of the devices run some kind of Windows operating system or Linux, and increasingly, Android, this is also … |
When a company creates a search engine that is so popular that it becomes a verb, who does a competitor hire to change the default behavior of the majority of web users? In the case of Microsoft, it hired social scientist Matt Wallaert to work with Bing. Wallaert was tasked “with figuring out ways to make it easier for Bing users to make decisions and take actions, as well as ways to wean people off…
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Residents: SC didn't do enough to stop computer hacking
The Herald | HeraldOnline.com Very familiar: 45.1% Somewhat familiar: 28.2% Heard, but no details: 18.5% Not at all familiar: 8.3% Was S.C. government providing adequate computer security of taxpayer information before the hacking? Was not: 74.6% Was: 17% Not sure/Refused to … |
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Cyber war: Blaming Pakistan is not enough
Indian Express Given its extraordinary social and religious diversity, the massive spread of the mobile phones and the growing reach of the Internet, India is an inviting laboratory for any one wanting to test out cyber warfare techniques. Delhi must expect more such … The beginning of cyber warfare? India accuses Pakistan of cyber warfare, workers' exodus NE Attack Rumors Traced to Pakistan; Cyber War Against India: Home Secretary |