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China Says Hack of U.S. Government Was Not State Sponsored
The cyber attack was the work of criminals, according to China's official Xinhua news agency.
Children's Photos Among Data Stolen in Hack of Toy Maker VTech
A vigilante hacker's breach of 5 million accounts for the Hong Kong-based Internet-connected toy maker brings parents' worst nightmares into reality.
This Cybersecurity App Handles Your Company's Internal Weaknesses
DataGravity offers a unique solution to a common problem.
Hilton Uncovers Malware in Payments Systems
The hotel chain found unauthorized malware that targeted credit card information.
FBI Investigates Hacker Connected to Largest Theft of Internet Credentials
More than 1 billion usernames and passwords and 500 email addresses were allegedly stolen.
Microsoft to Offer Cloud Services From Germany to Ease Privacy Fears in Europe
The measure is designed to ensure that clients' data remains in Germany.
5 Ways Your Employees Are Unintentionally Sabotaging Your Data Security
Your employees, even the ones that only have your company's best interest at heart, may unintentionally be making a series of critical mistakes that could put your data security at great risk.
Protecting Against Data Breaches Is as Easy as 1 - 2
Two-step verification is universally available, simple to use and makes your data vastly more secure.
Coconut Water Empire to Bust: A Data-Breach Case Study
Think hackers are interested in attacking only large enterprises? Get with it.
Alphabet's Eric Schmidt: Gmail Is 'Far More Secure' Than Government Systems
Schmidt spoke this week at a private cybersecurity thought leadership forum in New York City.
Putting Your Business at Risk is a Communications Channel You'd Never Guess: Paper
Are you overlooking this risk factor, which last year caused 25 percent of federal agencies' security breeches?
15 Million T-Mobile Customers' and Applicants' Personal Data Exposed in Epic Experian Hack
Victims' home addresses, birth dates and Social Security numbers could now be up for grabs on the black market.
In Government Hack, the Number of Fingerprints Stolen Has Jumped to 5.6 Million
Hackers who stole security clearance data on millions of Defense Department and other U.S. government employees got away with about 5.6 million fingerprint records, some 4.5 million more than initially reported, the government states.
Judge Allows Class-Action Lawsuit Against Target in Data Breach
A U.S. judge certified a class action against Target brought by several banks over the retailer's massive data breach.
5 Things You Do Everyday That Make You Vulnerable Online
You could be putting your personal information at risk without even realizing it.