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Today's Top 10 News Stories
23/5/2013 - Apple OS X malware outbreak could give UK firms a bad Hangover
The recently uncovered Hangover cyber campaign will cause lasting damage to UK businesses if left unaddressed, according to security experts from Trend Micro, Kaspersky and F-Secure.
23/5/2013 - FBI Arrests NYPD Detective On Hacking Charges
The Department of Justice Tuesday announced the arrest of New York City Police Department (NYPD) detective Edwin Vargas, 42, on computer hacking charges
VK - as it is commonly known - claims to be the largest European social network, and is particularly popular with Russian speakers who have made it the second most commonly visited website in all of Russia
23/5/2013 - Feature: 'Irrational' hackers are growing U.S. security fear
Cybersecurity researcher HD Moore discovered he could use the Internet to access the controls of some 30 pipeline sensors around the country that were not password protected.
23/5/2013 - Press exposure of Federal data security hole leads to legal threats
An investigation into a security slip that left the identity information for over 170,000 users of a US federal government program publicly available online has led to accusations of hacking and legal threats.
23/5/2013 - Lookout to Ad Networks: Shape Up or Be Adware
Definitions for nasty things like malware, viruses, and adware aren't really set in stone, especially on the emerging mobile platform where it's still a little like the wild west. Security company Lookout is trying to bring law and order to this town with a strict definition of adware. Starting this summer, anyone who breaks those rules will be automatically flagged as adware.
23/5/2013 - Twitter introduces 'two-factor authentication' to stop password hacking
Twitter is introducing "two-factor authentication" using mobile phone verification on the social network, after a number of high-profile cases in which passwords were stolen by hackers.
Global financial information company and credit score keeper Experian has implemented new security controls to drive cyber-risk out of its social media activities, in an effort to safeguard consumer information.