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Is 'cyber war' just a scare tactic?
GlobalPost A growing legion of cyber war hawks contends that the world faces a mounting threat of hacker-driven cataclysm. These hawks warn of downed power grids, contaminated water supplies and derailed trains — at the hands of antagonistic governments or … |
Twitter is a great place if you want news that is so red-hot off the press that the e-ink is still steaming. But with the likes of the Syrian Electronic Army hijacking Twitter accounts and tweeting disastrous fake news as if Olympus Has Fallen is a reality and not a movie, Twitter is finally going to implement two-factor authentication.
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Beware Scare Tactics for Mobile Security Apps
Krebs on Security Richard M. Smith, a Boston-based security consultant, was dining out last Friday and browsing a local news site with his Android-based smart phone when his … How secure will Microsoft's new Surface tablets be? Microsoft's Windows Phone 8: The Good Windows Phone 8 unveiled: Will share core with Windows 8 |
 TechWeekEurope UK |
Symantec launches massive 'Android malware' scare campaign — extreme caution …
Computerworld (blog) Even Lookout, an Android security software vendor that usually throws the term "Android malware" around every chance it gets, is countering Symantec's claims. In a blog posted on its website, Lookout echoed the above-mentioned points, noting that the … 'Androidophobia' Hits the Web Again Android Malware: 13 Apps Infected Symantec's trojan warning criticised as scaremongering |