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08Sep/17

Equifax data breach exposes personal data of 143 million U.S. consumers

September 8, 2017SecurityCanada, Computer security, Computing, Credit, Credit card, Credit scoring, Cybercrime, Cyberwarfare, Cyberwarfare in the United States, Data breach, e-commerce, Economy, Equifax, Finance, Identity theft, Money, National security, NEXT MEDIA, Personal finance, Secure communication, Security, Security breaches, Security engineering, Technology/Internet, United Kingdom, United Statessmbale

Nearly half of the United States has been impacted by a massive cyber security incident at one of the three largest credit agencies in the country. Continue reading →

22Sep/16

Yahoo to confirm big data breach – Recode

September 22, 2016InternetAlibaba Group, Business/Finance, Company: Google, Company: MANHATTAN, Company: SimpleWan, Company: Skype, Company: Yahoo, Computing, Data breach, Data security, Digital media, Erik Knight, Fred Katayama, Google, Instant messaging clients, Katayama, Marissa Mayer, Max Wolff, Password, Recode, Secure communication, Software, Technology/Internet, The Yahoo, Verizon Communications, Verizon Media, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! data breaches, Yahoo! Voices hacksmbale

Yahoo is expected to confirm that a data breach has exposed several hundred million user accounts, according to Recode. Fred Katayama reports.
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10Nov/15

Cybersecurity survey shows corporate defences still far behind data threats

November 10, 2015SecurityAshley Madison, Computer network security, Computer security, Crime, Cryptography, Cyber-attack, Cyber-security regulation, Cyberattack, Cybercrime, Cyberwarfare, Draft:Vehicle Cybersecurity, Ken Allan, National security, Secure communication, TalkTalk, United Kingdomsmbale

A cybersecurity survey shows 88 percent of global organisations don’t believe their information defences fully meet their needs, although many still aren’t willing to spend the money needed to improve them.

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