The “Hacking Team” security company has been hacked and more than 400 GB of confidential info has been leaked by a group of unidentified attackers. Normally, this would be just another report talking about one intrusion among all the others that we see every day in companies around the world. Hacking Team’s status as a … More 400GB of info leaked from Hacking Team
ESET in top5 of IT security vendors in the consumer security software and endpoint protection platform market based on 2014 total market share revenue Worldwide. ESET’s growth outpaces the worldwide security software market, as reported by Gartner, the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company based on 2014 market share revenue. The security market … More Gartner: ESET Continues To Grow Faster than the Security Software Market
A new app could see Mastercard accepting selfies instead of passwords to make purchases online. The trial will involve users taking a selfie using a Mastercard app on their smartphone, then using this at the checkout point of purchase, rather than a password, reports the Daily Telegraph. Mastercard customers currently have to use the SecureCode … More Mastercard trials selfies as password replacement
The UK government has launched a new website designed to support victims of online abuse, while offering practical advice on how to report the abusers, writes The Independent. The Stop Online Abuse website was launched over the weekend, and will offer information and help to victims of crimes including online harassment, revenge porn, hate speech, sexual … More UK government tackles online abuse with anti-trolling website
Online gaming systems and apps are a common target for cybercriminals, looking to do everything from improving their own scores and grabbing new game features to stealing Bitcoin wallets. We now look at six of the biggest online gaming hacks to date. 1. Sony PlayStation Network The Sony PlayStation Network was famously hacked back in … More The 6 biggest online gaming hacks
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