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• How cybercriminals can target you on public networks

  29.04.2013

  The widespread use of mobile communication, including cell phones, laptops and tablets, makes consumers particularly vulnerable to fraud and malware risks over public internet connections.

• U.S. judge says FBI can't hack crime suspect's computer

  26.04.2013

  A judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas has denied FBI's petition to install spying software on and using the built-in camera of an unidentified suspect's computer in order to discover his or her identity and gather evidence of the crime from the computer's hard drive, memory and storage.

• Phishing attacks skyrocketing

  26.04.2013

  A new phishing survey by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) reveals that phishers are breaking into hosting providers with unprecedented success, using these facilities to launch mass phishing attacks.

• Dutch DigiD e-signature system under DDoS attack

  25.04.2013

  DigiD, the identity management platform that allows Dutch citizens to digitally sign bills, pay taxes, and more, has been unavailable since Tuesday evening due to a DDoS attack, Biz Community reports.

• Financial malware hijacking Twitter accounts

  23.04.2013

  Researchers have discovered another active spamming campaign targeting Twitter users.

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