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Lenovo agrees to pay $3.5m for breaking users' security by installing Superfish
A bug in Apache Struts, a popular software toolkit for building web services, could let crooks take control of your server.
Researchers' BootStomp utility turned up vulnerabilities in five bootloaders from four vendors
Even when warned about how easy their cards were to beat, some vendors failed to take any steps to prevent it
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Rolled out for a second year at the Notting Hill Carnival, the technology 'couldn't tell the difference between a young woman and a balding man', said observers
It's hard to feel sorry for people who get stung by the very malware they've bought to sting others
A court ruling means that Yahoo! and its parent company, Verizon, could end paying a heavy price for the huge breaches that saw more than 1bn people's details compromised
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The lawyer leading a government review into terrorism law has suggested that we be forced to prove who we are before we're allowed access to encrypted accounts - but it's an idea that's fraught with problems
Source: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/