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 April 22, 2017
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Exploits Targeting Corporate Users Surged Nearly 30% In 2016
At same time, number of attacks targeting software vulnerabilities in systems used by consumers declined over 20%, Kaspersky Lab says in new report.
Machine Learning in Security: 4 Factors to Consider
Key factors to consider before adding machine learning to your security strategy.
The Hidden Dangers of Component Vulnerabilities
Dangerous flaws in open source components and dependencies lurk within most applications today.
Best Practices for Securing Open Source Code
Attackers see open source components as an obvious target because there's so much information on how to exploit them. These best practices will help keep you safer.
Android Geo-Location Spyware Installed By Up To 5 Million Users
SMSVova, disguised itself as a system update app and duped between 1 million and 5 million users into downloading it from the Google Play store.
Nigerian Convicted in Passport Wire Fraud and Internet Scam
A Nigerian man set up a number of U.S. bank accounts with bogus passports over a one year period, in which he managed to steal at least $500,000 through wire fraud and Internet scams.
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Health Savings Account Fraud: The Rapidly Growing Threat
As income tax season comes to a close, financially-motivated cybercriminals are honing new tactics for monetizing medical PII.

95% of Organizations Have Employees Seeking to Bypass Security Controls
Use of TOR, private VPNs on the rise in enterprises, Dtex report shows.

Cybercriminals Mostly Prefer Skype Messaging
But cybercrime gangs worldwide are increasingly using encrypted peer-to-peer chat platforms for their communications outside online underground forums, new study finds.

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6 Times Hollywood Got Security Right
Hollywood has struggled to portray cybersecurity in a realistic and engaging way. Here are films and TV shows where it succeeded.
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Cybercrime Tactics & Techniques: Q1 2017
A deep dive into the threats that got our attention during the first three months of the year - and what to expect going forward.

Securing your Privacy on Android
If you work at a company that allows you to use your mobile device to login to email, access company data, or connect to company Wi-Fi, you're more of a security risk than you think.

Top 5 Dumbest Cyber Threats That Still Pay Off
Some hackers are fairly predictable in their successful use of really dumb attacks.

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