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How to Understand the Motivations of People
One way is to try and understand their motivation. Take the case of entrepreneur James Clark, who was born in the US and raised in the UK. Clark was, according to his bio on the business news website, “a serial entrepreneur who has become a successful angel investor, co-founder of several startups and is the…
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China Passes New Privacy Law
Chinese hackers try to break into China’s Ministry of State Security China has passed a tough new privacy law that puts companies under stricter scrutiny, limiting access to information they hold about customers and employees who might have been infected with malicious code. The new law, also known as “Information Protection Law,” is expected to…
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Natto At The Disgusting Food Museum
“Natto At The Disgusting Food Museum” By: Mark A. “…Natto At The Disgusting Food Museum” By Mark A. “The Natto at The Disgusting Food Museum” exhibition is an ongoing exhibition at the National Center for Science Education at the University of Virginia. The exhibition features artwork to explore foods that have been “disgusted” by society.…
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The Cyber Hacker of Poly Network Wins $500,000
Justice Department official said the reward was $500,000 for the hacker’s ability to protect an internet connection from being hacked. The hacker’s reward was the first of its kind in the government’s history. The reward was announced by Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin in response to a request from the National Institute of Standards…
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The Top 10 Best Books for Malware
“Computer security products have evolved significantly over the last 20 years. So have the malware threats facing these applications. Malware analysts need to keep these threats in mind to ensure that they are properly understood and analyzed for possible solutions. When analyzing software for viruses and malware, it is first necessary to know what applications…
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Detecting Malicious Programs Using Unconventional Languages
For the last few years, the world of security has revolved around the idea that “nobody’s perfect”, thanks to the complexity of modern computing. As you might have gathered, this has been mostly the case on the BlackBerry platform, where the security industry had to deal with all kinds of malware in order to “fix”…
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How to Become a Botmaster
You may read the entire article on our website. This article includes links to other articles. Discord (Discord for short) is probably the worst known IRC client that exists on the internet. While it is a lot used by many hackers, a few have found ways to use it to get around security measures and…
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Why You Should Stop Using the “Dangerous” Wi-Fi Setting on Your iPhone
I’m a huge fan of Apple’s iPhone, but with the iPhone’s security settings, you simply can’t make up your mind. I know it’s pretty frustrating to have to change these settings without having an Apple Support rep on your case, and it’s pretty obvious that you won’t want to use an iPhone in that manner.…
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Connecticut Data Breach – The CEO of a Big Tech Company Comes Under Fire
Computer Security. A Connecticut business is giving itself a huge data breach and the state is not even aware of it. The state has taken to enforcing the law in this way. The business that is taking it upon itself to protect the data has a big problem. Why is Connecticut going this way? The…
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The Best Way to Take Down a Cyber Criminal
Computer Security Magazine. What’s the best way to take down a cyber criminal? One of the oldest ways for a criminal to take down someone else is to hack into the computer system. Cyber criminals know this, hackers know this, but still do not come up with a good solution to this problem. There are…
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