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White House reveals $100M in grants to train tech workers
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Hillary Clinton says private email system was not breached
Clinton said that the private email system she used during her tenure as Secretary of State was "effective and secure."
Top-secret documents indicate researchers attempted to break Apple security measures
Researchers associated with the CIA have, for years, conducted tests to break the security of Apple's mobile products, including iPhones and iPads, and have presented their findings at a secret annual meeting.
Microsoft issues 14 bulletins on Patch Tuesday, mitigates FREAK attacks
The tech giant released five critical patches and nine important updates.
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SC Magazine Articles
- New SSL/TLS vulnerability, FREAK, puts secure communications at risk
- Clinton's use of private email spawns security, transparency debate
- Financial cybercrime landscape changing, experts say
- Analysts discover two POS malware families, PwnPOS and LogPOS
- Study: Financial firms cite data security as top concern regarding cloud adoption
- Hillary Clinton says private email system was not breached
- Microsoft issues 14 bulletins on Patch Tuesday, mitigates FREAK attacks
- Facebook login bug lets attackers hijack accounts on Mashable, other sites
- Majority of WordPress users not backing up, survey indicates
- Analysts discover two POS malware families, PwnPOS and LogPOS