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Intel launches third generation Core vPro processors
Chip maker Intel today announced the launch of its third generation Intel Core vPro processors, codenamed Ivy Bridge, designed for use in business laptops, desktops and ?intelligent systems?.
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UK card fraud falling thanks to better transaction checks
The UK?s adoption of security technologies including chip & PIN has resulted in marked drops in credit and debit card fraud in the last four years and set an example other European countries should follow, analytics firm FICO has reported.
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FBI issues warning about using hotel Internet connections
The FBI today warned travelers there has been an uptick in malicious software infecting laptops and other devices linked to hotel Internet connections.
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Check Point relaunches ZoneAlarm antivirus as free product
Check Point is offering its ZoneAlarm antivirus software as a free consumer product for the first time, adding the company?s no-cost firewall to the bundle to offer all-in-one PC protection.
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Intel aims new Ivy Bridge processors at ultrabooks
Chip maker Intel has announced the availability of its quad-core 3rd generation Intel Core processors, codenamed Ivy Bridge ? the first to be built using Intel?s latest 22-nanometer tri-gate manufacturing process.
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105 people busted in massive identity theft crackdown by US taxmen
The Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Justice teamed up for a coast-to-coast crackdown on identity thieves this week.
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Colt deploys Cryptocard authentication-as-a-service
Information delivery company Colt has announced it is using Cryptocard?s authentication-as-a-service platform, BlackShield Cloud, to provide secure remote access to its virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for up to 5,000 employees.
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Non-US customers kept in dark as Zappos cleans up after data breach
Online shoe and apparel shop Zappos.com is advising over 24 million customers to change their passwords following a data breach, but its website is currently inaccessible to people outside the US
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Four charged in New Jersey insider abuse identity theft cases
Prosecutors say defendants charged a little as £129 for each identity they allegedly stole.
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Underground calling service extracts sensitive info for £6 per call
Researchers from security vendor Trusteer have come across a professional calling service that caters to cybercriminals. The business offers to extract sensitive information needed for bank fraud and identity theft from individuals.




