Consumer agency backs payment of $35-$70 per complaint after autioneer’s Korean subsidiary tells most of its 20M users of data breach.
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U.K.-based mobile security company adds security to mobile phones.
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Rising thefts of laptops have turned laptop and data protection into a hot market for security firms
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One industry watcher says Grand Theft Auto publisher’s latest offering is nothing special.
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Shares tumble after New York panel asks for documents related to the infamous ‘hot coffee mod.’
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Data thieves are finding fewer victims but making off with more money.
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Software news briefs for the week of April 17, 2006.
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It’s not just killing dragons and stealing cars.
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Data protection startups attract VCs.
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The data broker that lost the financial information of more than 160,000 consumers agrees to pay $15 million in penalties.
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Computer users will see more viruses, spam, and phishing during this holiday season.
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Security pro says companies face some of their biggest data-theft threats from their own employees.
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The credit card processing company victimized by a hacker attack has tightened security on its web pages.
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The credit card processing company linked to a massive security breach may be slapped with a $500,000 penalty for improperly storing customer data.
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