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In April, LulzSec members Ryan Ackroyd, Jake Davis, and Mustafa al-Bassam plead guilty to various charges in London for their roles in cyberattacks against Sony, the NHS, News International, and more.
More from SlashGear When hackers broke into computer systems at Wyndham Worldwide Corp. and several of its hotels, they allegedly stole payment-card numbers for hundreds of thousands of consumer accounts.
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Fitly™, a social enterprise that makes eating healthy fun for kids, has been accepted to the 2013 inaugural DreamIt Health class, a Philadelphia-based accelerator program made up of DreamIt Ventures, Independence Blue Cross, Penn Medicine, & Venturef0rth.
More from Startuply Jobs It’s all but time for the market to receive a new Kinect, but that isn’t stopping hackers, developers, and companies alike from whacking around on the first version of motion-capture.
More from TheNextWeb On Thursday, Facebook announced the global launch of its Trusted Contacts password recovery feature. With this service, users can designate between three to five friends who can be contacted if.
More from TheNextWeb Hackers target LivingSocial, stealing the personal data of more than 50 million people in a enormous security breach.
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Will this move flip hackers the bird?
Wired is reporting that Twitter is testing out two-step authorization on its site with a view to rolling it out incrementally to all its users.
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Today the Associated Press's Twitter account was hacked with the frightening tweet that an explosion had occurred in the White House.
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If you’re running a WordPress site, now would be a good time to ensure you are using very strong passwords.
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Over the last four years hackers have targeted 35 gaming companies around the world, according to new research.
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About a month ago, I wrote about a stealthy company called IronPearl, led by Stan Chudnovsky and James Currier.
More from TechCrunch LulzSec, short for Lulz Security, is a hacker collective that has pulled quite a few grand cyberattacks, taking high-profile and big-name websites down whilst gathering up a plethora of passwords and account info, among other things.
More from SlashGear Mining bitcoins – a process that helps manage bitcoin transactions as well as create new “wealth” – are the new Beanie Babies.
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Twitter and Flicker accounts linked to the North Korean government appear to have been hacked in what appears to be an ongoing attack on the state by Anonymous-linked hackers.
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A team of hackers appears to have broken into North Korea's official, government-run Twitter and Flickr accounts.
More from Gizmodo US Bitcoin’s wild surge in value has made it even more of an attractive target for hackers. Another wallet service called Instawallet said it is suspending itself indefinitely until it changes its security architecture.
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iCloud Security Concerns Flare On Heels of 2 Factor Authentication is a post by Travis Pope from Gotta Be Mobile.
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Remember that nasty little iOS 6 lockscreen bug that let hackers access apps on any iPhone with a few smooth moves? Well, fresh on the heels of yesterday's iOS update that squashed the problem, another security researcher has found a similar issue on Samsung's Android smartphones.
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