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People the Achilles' heel of computer security: hackers, pros
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AFP - The most vexing weakness in computer security is not in the hardware or the software, it is in the people who use the machines, according to top hackers and cyber safety specialists.
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Expert Says Information On E-Passports Can Be Copied
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Personal information stored on electronic passports could be copied and transferred to another device, German computer security expert Lukas Grunwald said at a demonstration late Friday. Grunwald warned that criminals could duplicate embedded secret code and enter countries illegally....
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German Security Consultant Clones E-Passports
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A German computer security expert has revealed that he is able to duplicate e-passports that the U.S. and other countries are planning to distribute later in the year. The controversial electronic passports contain radio frequency ID, known as RFID, chips that the U.S. State Department believes...
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Computer Security Company Announces Software Problems
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One of the world's leading computer security companies is urging customers to install an updated version of its software after company officials announced they found a serious design flaw in the software months ago. The flaw allows hackers to take control of computers and steal sensitive data,...
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McAfee Inc. Fixes Dangerous Security Flaw
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A leading computer security company, McAfee Inc., quietly fixed a dangerous design flaw months ago in its flagship technology for managing protective software in large organizations but did not warn businesses and U.S. government agencies until Friday. McAfee issued a rare apology and urged...
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Computer Security News Audit: Ohio U. cyber security low priority
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AP - Ohio University's Computer Services department was running seven-figure surpluses and spending on generous benefits for employees while it was failing to make adequate investments in firewalls and other computer security measures, according to an outside consultant's report.
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Computer Security News China-led group to tackle Web security
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AP - A Russian and Chinese-led bloc of Asian states said Thursday it plans to set up an expert group to boost computer security and help guard against threats to their regimes from the Internet.
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Computer Security News McAfee acquires Preventsys
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Reuters - McAfee Inc. , a provider of computer security software and services, said on Tuesday that it has acquired closely held Preventsys Inc.
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Computer Security News New Coalition Unveils Computer Security Resource
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Leading technology, government and advocacy organizations launched a nationwide effort on Tuesday to raise awareness of computing security and Internet safety among PC users. A new government Web site, onguard-online.gov, will help...
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Computer Security News Security threats grow for Apple Mac computers: report
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AFP - Security threats are rising for users of Apple Computer's line of Mac computers, even though risks remain lower than for those using Microsoft Windows systems, a computer security center said.
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Computer Security News Researcher: DRM technology fails in practice
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Macworld.com - Digital rights management (DRM) technology has deep flaws despite the hope of content providers that encrypted files will deter illegal file sharing, a computer security researcher said Monday.
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Computer Security News Thefts prompt products that do more to secure laptops
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USATODAY.com - The latest in computer security is a throwback to old-fashioned safety. Recent thefts of laptops with sensitive corporate data have prompted more companies and individuals to snap up everything from locks to tracking software to protect data from PC snatchers.
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Computer Security News Microsoft to Unveil Paid Security Service
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AP - A new security service from Microsoft Corp. will charge users $49.95 per year to better protect its Windows operating system from spyware, viruses and other Internet attacks.
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Computer Security News Microsoft plans new PC security service for June
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Reuters - Microsoft Corp. said on Tuesday it plans to launch a new computer security service in June, marking the world's biggest software maker's entry into the fast-growing consumer anti-virus market.
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