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IBM launches new crime-fighting Big Data analytics security package
IBM today came out with its first iteration of the analytics software package that it expects will help law enforcement, government agencies and private businesses wade through the massive amounts of data they collect to help them predict, disrupt and prevent criminal, terrorist and fraudulent activities.
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Nissan says hackers stole user IDs and hashed passwords
Nissan has found malicious software on its network that stole employee user IDs and hashed passwords, but said that no personal information or emails appeared to have been compromised.
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Sabpab Mac OS X Trojan discovered
A new Trojan targeting Mac OS X by exploiting a Java vulnerability has been spotted in the wild.
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Intel launches Small Business Advantage support suite
Intel has announced a new suite called Small Business Advantage that takes advantage of specific features baked into the company's Core processors to maintain and secure PCs.
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Avira is now offering free antivirus software to Mac OS X users too
German security company Avira has released free antivirus software for Apple Macs, joining a host of security software providers offering protection for OS X.
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'Major mobile vulnerability' gives malware control of your phone
CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz will demonstrate a serious vulnerability in the WebKit mobile browser at the RSA conference tomorrow that could give malware complete control of your phone.
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Free Android app from Lookout sniffs out aggressive ad networks
Lookout Security launched its free Ad Network Detector tool yesterday that scans Android devices for evidence of apps that use any of 35 different ad networks, and tells users what kinds of ads will be displayed and what user information those networks collect.
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Symantec releases updated Norton 360 client security
Symantec today released an updated version of its Norton 360 desktop and mobile security software, while also rolling out a new licensing arrangement for combined PC, Mac and Android use.
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Entire Cryptome whistleblowing site hacked by Blackhole exploit kit
The Cryptome.org whistleblowing website was hit by a serious web hijack last week that for several days used thousands of its pages to serve malware, the organisation has admitted.
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Kaspersky Lab CEO backs out of IPO plans
Kaspersky Lab founder Eugene Kaspersky has cancelled plans for the firm to go public, announcing his intention to buy back a 20 percent stake sold to a private equity investor a year ago.




