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Unsecured WiFi wireless Internet access networks can be easily hacked, so securing your WiFi network is a must to avoid unnecessary curiosity. Very easy to set up a secu…
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Unsecured WiFi wireless Internet access networks can be easily hacked, so securing your WiFi network is a must to avoid unnecessary curiosity. Very easy to set up a secu…
In an important speech at Hack in the Box Security Conference held in Kuala Lampua (Malaysia) last month, Bruce Schneiver - chief technology officer of managed security…
Can your website be hacked? I think that is a general question for network administrators who are concerned about the safety of websites on the Internet. If you are not a
Google seems to have solved this problem with an extremely powerful solution to protect its employees.
Facebook has just suffered a large-scale attack, which can be considered the most serious ever in the development history of this social network.
WPA, the security method used in most Wi-Fi connections worldwide, has been broken.
Even computers that are safely protected by not connecting to the internet to avoid remote attacks can still be monitored by the CIA with the infection tool they develop.
The best way to respond if it has been hacked is to disconnect the internet from the computer, delete the entire hard drive and reset the data from the backup source.
6 lines of code are enough to blow away $ 10 million of a business. The other 99 lines of code set up the first Internet virus (worm). The telephone network of the whole…
A hacker stole the account of French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Facebook and released a fake announcement that he gave up the idea of re-election.
Many people still think Mark Zuckerberg's website for fans must be very secure. However, on January 26, the site was first attacked by hackers.
Some scientists are becoming targets of cyber criminals, when they trick them into attending fake conferences and paying in advance.
The online fraudulent scams of Vietnamese youth have forced US security officials to conduct a large-scale investigation.
The five main security areas to be addressed are botnets, Web 2.0 attacks, fraudulent messages, telecommunications and RFID network attacks.
Data from 10,000 students who completed Harvard's 2007 course in arts and sciences were hacked and distributed on the Internet, according to the school earlier this week.