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Yahoo's data breach was so big it's presenting a challenge to regulators
VICE News Earlier this month, Yahoo revealed that it suffered a massive hack in 2013 that affected at least 1 billion user accounts. That came just three months after the company disclosed a hack from 2014 that affected 500 million accounts. The breaches are … |
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Bob Stevens, Vice President, Lookout Mobile Security
FederalNewsRadio.com The number one destination for data stolen off wireless networks isn't China or Russia. It's actually the United States, according to research from Lookout Mobile Security. But they say that makes sense because of how mobile threats travel across a … Lookout Brings Predictive Mobile Security to Federal Agencies with Lookout … Mobile is Making the Federal Workforce More Productive |
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Obama's Favorite General Is the Target of a White House Leak Investigation
VICE (blog) In 2012, security researchers discovered an even more sophisticated piece of malware, called Flame, living onon computers in Iran and throughout the Middle East, and capable of in-depth computer espionage. One curious irony about the leak investigation … |
HAVANA, Feb 25, 2011 (Xinhua via COMTEX) — by Ovidio Cuba is waging efforts to prevent cyber-attacks by developing national software … and the development of national software and computers to replace the imported ones is a “matter of national security.”
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