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The New Threat: The Vitality Of Cybersecurity In Modern Business
A lack of effective cyber-security is threatening the future of the modern business. “The new threat: The vulnerability of cyber-security in business. When cyber threats are considered in business, they are a part of the bigger picture. The cyber-threat is often seen as something very threatening and scary to those business owners and businesses in…
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Anti-Bitcoin Marchers Take a Stand against the Criminal Use of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Anti-bitcoin marchers take a stand against the criminal use of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, claiming they will disrupt the future of money. Headline: Cops raid drug lab, arrest at least 25 teens over alleged drug-related crime. Headline: A $10 million dollar fraud has taken place, according to new claims from hackers. Headline: Two Canadian teens have…
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Tesla Gigafactory in Nevada – New Guidance Update
has been accused of operating its new solar panel manufacturing plant using vulnerabilities in its software and the company is now being investigated following the discovery of a system-level backdoor that could allow hackers to access confidential data and even steal data … Hackers are now using the plant to steal information, including trade secrets…
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Bin Laden and his Network Are Not a Threat to the United States
Bin Laden and his network would like to see Pakistan’s support for a friendly government in Afghanistan. They have created a puppet state as a result, hoping that this would deter NATO from entering Afghanistan because of their fear of what will happen to the “liberated” areas if they do arrive. and its allies must…
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Pysaratrack – The Free and Open Source Reverse Engineering Tool
Pysaratrack: PYSAT, the free, and open source, reverse engineering tool, was released today, August 22nd. Pysaratrack is a Windows- and Linux-based reverse engineering software. Pysaratrack’s source code is now available on the open source code repository, as is documentation for using Pysaratrack. To build Pysaratrack from source please visit us to download or to download…
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The East London Tole 25 Scam is a Mystery and Not a Hoax
‘The East London tole 25 scam is a mystery and not a hoax’, a security researcher from UK’s leading computer security site writes. ‘It is indeed real, and it could potentially undermine security measures in the future, as well as being a serious threat to people who buy cars as keys in that region,’ the…
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Windows Virus Protection – What You Need to Know
This original article is a collaboration between Computer Security and the Security Explorers Podcast. Microsoft Windows warning, Windows log used to hide malware and why you need to tighten cloud security. Windows system is susceptible to being corrupted by malware through the help of various methods. The Windows virus protection can only prevent the virus…
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Microsoft Exchange Server Proxy Attack
A proxy shell attack on a public-facing server in Microsoft Exchange is being performed over Tor. This is an attack that can be performed as a result of a compromised remote computer’s IP address on the network; thus, it is also referred to as a Tor relay attack on the network. While the attack is…
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The Manipulators and Saim Raza
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) are closely tied to a Pakistani software firm and may be at risk of financial penalties for fraud. At least one employee in the Department of Justice has been implicated in this scandal. The FBI is also tied to the largest non-government software…
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Republican National Committee Computer Security Audit
This is the story of a security researcher from Indiana who discovered a system in the Republican National Committee’s computer network that was creating false information — including false party data and bogus vote fraud reports — to benefit candidate Donald Trump’s campaign. The security researcher also found an old bug in the system, and…
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