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• Fake Pope Twitter account proves malicious potential of breaking news

  14.03.2013

  Mere minutes after it become publicly known that Argentinian cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected to serve as the new Pope, Internet users around the world began searching for him on social networks.

• Published celeb credit reports came from government-mandated website

  13.03.2013

  U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama, former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, former U.S.

• Hackers steal, leak financial info of U.S. celebrities and politicians

  12.03.2013

  Detailed personal and financial information of a number of U.S.

• Bogus alert from Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit carries malware

  08.03.2013

  Malware peddlers are impersonating Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit to convince users to download a malicious attachment and run it on their computers, warns Sophos.

• Identity theft on the rise this tax season

  06.03.2013

  The threat of identity theft this tax season leaves consumers with more to worry about than whether or not a tax return is in the mail.

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