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9 steps for a successful incident response plan
Cyberespionage group Patchwork sets its sights on multiple industries
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SMS-based two-factor authentication may be headed out the door

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9 steps for a successful incident response plan

It is of vital importance to have a plan in place before an incident hits your company. Read More

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Cyberespionage group Patchwork sets its sights on multiple industries

A cyberespionage group known for targeting diplomatic and governmental institutions has branched out into many other industries, including aviation, broadcasting, and finance, researchers warn. Read More

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Hackers can pick off, inject wireless keyboard keystrokes from 8 vendors, maybe more

A vulnerability across at least eight brands of wireless keyboards lets hackers read keystrokes from 250 feet away. Read More

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Fitness device security inadequate

Many fitness trackers have a glaring lack of secure connections and can be tampered with to expose private user data, a security firm finds. Read More

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Nextdoor: Tool for good or another paranoid cog in the spy machine?

As more police agencies join the private social network Nextdoor, the better to engage and give news to communities, will people use the tool for good or turn it into another paranoid cog in the great spy machine? Read More

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Kimpton Hotels is investigating a possible payment card breach

Kimpton Hotels, operator of boutique hotels across the U.S., says it is investigating reports of a possible payment card data breach. If confirmed, it would become the latest in a string of successful attacks on hotel chain operators in the last year. Read More

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Identity Finder rebrands and comes out with a fear-inducing report

Identity Finder has rebranded as Spirion and released a fear-inducing report about sensitive data leakage whose purpose seems to be to drive sales. Read More

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SMS-based two-factor authentication may be headed out the door

SMS messaging for two-factor authentication might become a thing of the past. A U.S. federal agency is discouraging its use. Read More

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