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|  | The mysterious ~$ files--nothing to worry about 10.17.2013 7:37 AM Lillian Lim noticed strange files appearing and disappearing. The file names always begin with ~$. | |
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|  | Protect your Dropbox account with two-factor authentication 10.17.2013 10:15 AM You may have to put in two passwords, but it keeps prying eyes out. | |
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|  | Facebook 'stalker' tool uses Graph Search for powerful data mining 10.17.2013 7:50 PM While the dangers of sharing too much data on Facebook are well-known, it is surprising how even a little data can give hackers a foothold. | |
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|  | China's Huawei turns the table on security after Snowden NSA leaks 10.18.2013 6:30 AM Analysts say that U.S. security concerns about the Chinese tech company don't carry much weight in the wake of revelations about NSA surveillance. | |
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|  | Belgacom investigates router compromise at its carrier services arm 10.18.2013 7:35 AM Belgian telecommunications group Belgacom found unauthorized changes made to a router at its BICS subsidiary, which provides wholesale communication services to hundreds of operators worldwide. | |
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|  | Hackers may exploit holes caused by memory crashes 10.19.2013 7:38 AM Sophisticated attackers could soon adopt an innovative technique for bypassing one of the most effective mechanisms for preventing a Windows security breach, researchers say. | |
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|  | Bitcoin's viability is threatened criminal use, McAfee warns 10.19.2013 9:20 AM The idealism and convenience behind virtual currencies such as Bitcoin is at risk of being undermined as abuse by professional criminals grows to unacceptable levels, a report by security firm McAfee has argued. | |
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|  | PRISM's value was overstated, NSA chief acknowledges 10.19.2013 11:25 AM NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, acknowledged some exaggeration of the figures that are used to support data collection programs. | |
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|  | Chrome's effort at efficiency may leave users vulnerable 10.20.2013 8:45 AM Google Chrome saves some personal data in a way that could be exploited by malware, security experts say. | |
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|  | Hackers steal customer information from PR Newswire 10.17.2013 7:17 AM Hackers managed to steal a database containing customer credentials and contact information from PR Newswire, a major press release distribution service that's used by tens of thousands of companies and public relations agencies. | |
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