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It’s Here.. PCI DSS 3.0
Today the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) released version 3.0 of the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS). Press Release Version 3.0...
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Poll: Which Is Your FAVORITE Browser?
After you vote, please add a comment with why you use the browser you use. I plan to blog the results. It appears from some tweets I received that I missed a browser that belongs in the Poll....
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DoS Attack Directed @ HealthCare.gov
Arbor Networks’ Security Engineering and Response Team (ASERT) has discovered a denial-of-service tool specifically designed to target the U.S. government’s healthcare enrollment marketplace,...
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New IE 0-day actively exploited by Chinese attackers
Microsoft announced this afternoon that the zero-day vulnerability being exploited in a watering hole attack against an unnamed U.S.-based NGO website was already scheduled to be patched in a...
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Why Cybercriminals Want Your Personal Data
Over the past few years, the personal data theft landscape has changed as online behaviors and activities evolve. Online shopping is more popular than ever, businesses are storing sensitive information...
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2014 Security Events
Upcoming Security Conferences We try to keep our events page up to date with Security Events for the year. You can keep up or event suggest events that we haven’t added on our page. The Security...
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MacRumors site has been Hacked
The popular user forum MacRumors has suffered a breach and is advising the entirety of its 860,000-strong user base to change their passwords as soon as possible. The hack was effected on Monday, and...
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GitHub accounts hacked in ongoing brute force attack
GitHub users should consider changing their account password to a more complex one and setting up 2-factor authentication in order to protect themselves from automated brute force attacks, warns...
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