12 of the worst data breaches of 2013 so far

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	Cybercrime Costs U.S Economy $100 Billion and 500,000 Jobs A new economic model developed by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a prominent D.C. think tank, quantifies sizable economic impact from malicious cyber activity. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Application Security eGuide Enterprises around the world are facing what could be called the most aggressive threat environment in the history of information technology. Disruptive computing trends are emerging that offer increased employee productivity and business agility, but at the same time introduce a host of new risks and uncertainty. Learn more. In this Issue SIM card vulnerabilities easy to fix, researcher says 12 of the worst data breaches of 2013 so far White House opposes amendment to curb NSA spying Symantec spots two Android apps using 'master key' vulnerability SEC charges Texas man with running Bitcoin Ponzi scheme WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation & WWT Kicking Off the Data Center Cloud Transformation with VSPEX In this Solution Guide, World Wide Technology (WWT) reveals its data center cloud model in-depth and presents solutions around cloud computing with a standardized product set and advancing to an integration stage Read Now SIM card vulnerabilities easy to fix, researcher says A pair of severe security problems in millions of SIM cards should be easy for operators to fix, according to the German security researcher who found the issues. Read More 12 of the worst data breaches of 2013 so far It's early but it has been a bad year for personal data exposure already. Read More WEBCAST: PC Connection Launch into a New World of OS Efficiency Take a deep dive into the new and innovative devices from Lenovo that feature the new Windows 8 pro operating system from Microsoft in this webinar. View now. White House opposes amendment to curb NSA spying The White House is opposed to an amendment to a defense spending bill that would limit spending on mass surveillance by the National Security Agency. Read More Symantec spots two Android apps using 'master key' vulnerability Hackers are now using a critical vulnerability in Android to modify legitimate smartphone applications, putting users at risk of being spied on. Read More SEC charges Texas man with running Bitcoin Ponzi scheme A Texas man was charged on Tuesday in U.S. federal court with allegedly running a Bitcoin Ponzi scheme, allegedly siphoning the virtual currency from victims to pay for rent, food and gambling. Read More
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