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CES 2014: Intel will drop McAfee name, give away mobile security software – OregonLive.com

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CES 2014: Intel will drop McAfee name, give away mobile security software
OregonLive.com
LAS VEGAS — Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich confirmed Monday night that the company will drop the name McAfee from its big online security subsidiary, which it purchased in 2010 for $ 7.7 billion. At his opening keynote at the annual Consumer …
Brian Krzanich: Intel Courts Mobile Security Market with Antivirus Product RebrandExecutiveBiz (blog)
Intel kills off McAfee Security brandCNET
Intel Axes McAfee Security Brand, Repositions as Key Mobile PlayerThe VAR Guy
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Computer Security Firm Accepted $10 Million Payoff to Give NSA Backdoor Access – AllGov

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Computer Security Firm Accepted $ 10 Million Payoff to Give NSA Backdoor Access
AllGov
The disclosure of RSA's “entanglement with the NSA” apparently “shocked some in the close-knit world of computer security experts,” according to Reuters' Joseph Menn. After all, the company built its reputation on protecting privacy and security, and …
Security professionals withdraw from tech conference after NSA revelationsRaw Story
Bedford's RSA under fire after NSA allegationsBoston Globe

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Britain to give green light to China’s cyber-war-linked Huawei – The Voice of Russia

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Britain to give green light to China's cyber–war-linked Huawei
The Voice of Russia
Britain has been accused of giving the green light to investment from a controversial Chinese telecoms firm. Huawei has already been blocked from operating in the USA and Australia on national security grounds over fears it might help enable Chinese …

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Is having your photo featured on Bing homepage enough reason to give up your rights?

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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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