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Facebook users can now have a more safe and secure online experience thanks to its partnership with Trend Micro.
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The City watchdog to announce a review into whether providers are fobbing off victims of card fraud with excuses to avoid making redress.
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The investigation of the disappearance of Malaysian Flight 370 is raising issues that are very similar to those considered in cybersecurity cases, ranging from the insider threat to deleting data from a computer.
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A fake video claiming that the missing Malaysian Airline passenger jet was spotted near Bermuda Triangle has been spreading on Facebook.
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OS X Mavericks still VULNERABLE, millions at risk of web hijacking
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Most malware found outside the U.S. with Google Play accounting for less than 1%, according to security firm F-Secure.
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The best ways to avoid Malware infections is to keep Anti-Virus software updated, and be sceptical of items like this.
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The 2013 edition of the FireEye Advanced Threat Report analyses more than 40,000 advanced attacks across the globe to map out the latest trends in advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks. Leveraging real-time threat intelligence from millions of security alerts across customer deployments, FireEye tracked more than 160 distinct APT malware families and logged 22 million command-and-control (CnC) transmissions. This report correlates that intelligence to provide insight that spans countries, industries, and threat vectors.
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Another major security flaw has been discovered in the Android OS. The flaw has been detected in the virtual private network of the Android operating systems in the Indian cyberspace.
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We have recently disclosed a new vulnerability to the Android Security Team. The vulnerability affected many apps, including Settings (on every Android device), Gmail, Google Now, DropBox & Evernote.
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A botnet written in Java is targeting Windows, Mac OS, and Linux machines.
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Hundreds of Facebook users from Portugal, Belgium, India, Romania, Serbia and other countries got infected with a new Bitcoin mining Trojan.
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Aside from deeper data intelligence, however, we also need much deeper identity intelligence than the basic user name, password, and role descriptions we have today.
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Takedown-resistant click-fraud spike is expected to continue.
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Android apps that have been downloaded millions of times have been subverted to mine virtual coins for cyberthieves, say security firms.
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In the war over encryption between the NSA and privacy activists, at first it seemed as though the activists had won - but now it's not so clear.
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The "Snake" malware has been increasingly used since the start of this year, even before protests that led to the overthrow of president Viktor Yanukovych.
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PEORIA — While technology can provide information at the touch of a button, the computer age also has its downside. Just ask the millions of U.S. shoppers who had credit and debit card information stolen when the Target retail chain was the target of a recent cyber attack.
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Researchers at Kaspersky Lab and Microsoft have shared new insight into how malware campaigns operate over the Tor anonymity network, as well as other darknets.
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The departing director of the National Security Agency said the U.S. government will have to address surveillance concerns before Congress can turn to bolstering cyberdefenses.
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A world-spanning network of compromised home routers has been uncovered by security researchers.
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It is more than 24 months since we released Trend Micro Mobile App Reputation Service. The number of malicious and high-risk mobile apps grew from a few thousand to now more than 1.4 million. The mobile security landscape continues to change.
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The continuing Ukrainian conflict brings to mind a quote from the late Sen. Eugene McCarthy: “Eighty percent of the world's problems are the fault of British mapmakers.” Dave Gonigam expounds on this idea.
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The Cavalry is a global grassroots organization that is focused on issues where computer security intersects public safety and human life. We strive to ensure that these technologies are worthy of the trust we place in them. We are seeking to organize as a non-profit educational foundation. Our areas of focus are medical devices, automobiles, home electronics and public infrastructure.