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 December 01, 2016
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Androids Under Attack: 1 Million Google Accounts Hijacked
Two separate attack campaigns were discovered targeting Androids - one that roots them and gains access to Google Gmail, Docs, Drive, accounts and another that steals information and intercepts and sends messages.
Windows Malware Infections Spiked 106% From Black Friday To Cyber Monday
The number of infected PCs jumped some 106% during the holiday season's first shopping weekend and 118% above normal on Cyber Monday.
In Break From Usual, Threat Actors Use RAT To Steal POS Data
New NetWire RAT version comes with keylogger for stealing a lot more than just credit and debit card data.
Just Half Of Organizations Employ Threat Intelligence
PwC survey finds half of enterprises worldwide swap actionable information with industry peers, and 45% with ISACs.
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2016's 7 Worst DDoS Attacks So Far
Rise of booter and stresser services, mostly run on IoT botnets, is fueling DDoS excitement (but the pros aren't impressed).

8 Books Security Pros Should Read
Hunting for a good resource on the security industry? Check out these classics from the experts to learn more about hacking, defense, cryptography and more.

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The Rise Of SecBizOps & Why It Matters
By aligning security dollars and technology with core business requirements, infosec can become a business enabler, not a business impediment.
Cybersecurity User Training That Sticks: 3 Steps
People are eager for common-sense advice that gives them control over their environment and helps them stay safe online.
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Partner Perspectives
Cybercriminals' Next Target: Short-Term Dangers (Part 1 of 2)
With the holidays approaching, the focus will be on lucrative online shopping, email ransomware, phishing for credentials, and infection by holiday-lurking malware.

Job Loss And Financial Damage: CIOs' Main Fears When Adopting Virtualization
Companies aren't prepared for the security challenges of hybrid infrastructures, Bitdefender study reveals.

Beware: Scalable Vector Graphics Files Are A New Ransomware Threat
SVG files offer many advantages as far as graphics go, but hackers looking to embed malware on websites can exploit them.

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