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Yahoo asks feds to declassify surveillance demand

Greg Masters

October 20, 2016

Yahoo sent a letter to U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper with a request to clear up the matter of whether Yahoo cooperated in a government request to scan its users' emails.

Botnet services attract scammers on Twitch seeking quick viewer boost

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FBI sought terrorist email in Yahoo sweep

Greg Masters

October 6, 2016

To comply with a directive from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to dig through all of its customers' email, Yahoo customized an already existing technology intended to search for child porn and spam.

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Secret compliance with FISA directive, massive breach spell trouble for Yahoo

Greg Masters

October 5, 2016

Yahoo called a Reuters report that it allowed secret spying of its customers' email "misleading," but the privacy implications are being debated not only by the tech and legal communities but the public as well.

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Moral breach: Edward Snowden goes to Hollywood

Greg Masters

September 16, 2016

The film Snowden opens this week recounting recent events that have sent reverberations around the world.

Human error cited as leading contributor to breaches, study shows

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Congressional report faults OPM over breach preparedness and response

Greg Masters

September 7, 2016

The massive breach at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) might have been prevented had the agency followed basic cybersecurity guidelines, a congressional investigation claimed.

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Your own (not so) private Idaho

Greg Masters

September 2, 2016

A hacker, dubbing himself Mr. High, announced he had stolen the personal details of 6.5 million people across Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Kentucky.

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Voter database hack in Illinois by foreign intruder compromises info of 200K

Greg Masters

August 30, 2016

Personal information of Illinois voters is believed to have been siphoned in a cyberattack, possibly of foreign origin.

Political state security: Hearts and minds

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Voter databases in two states breached by foreign hackers, FBI

Greg Masters

August 29, 2016

The FBI said foreign hackers made their way into voter databases in two states in recent weeks, the latest indication of potential problems to come in November's presidential election.

Hillary Clinton says private email system was not breached

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Email accounts of Hillary Clinton and 100+ Democratic officials hacked

Greg Masters

August 11, 2016

As the FBI investigation into the hack of the Democratic National Committee broadens, it is being reported that the private email accounts of Hillary Clinton and more than 100 Democratic officials also have been breached.

Compromised Japanese porn websites distribute banking trojan

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SpyEye authors headed to prison

Greg Masters

April 22, 2016

The two men responsible for the SpyEye banking trojan, used to steal user information from financial institutions, were sentenced to a combined 24-1/2 years in prison.

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Yahoo asks feds to declassify surveillance demand

FBI sought terrorist email in Yahoo sweep

Secret compliance with FISA directive, massive breach spell trouble for Yahoo

Moral breach: Edward Snowden goes to Hollywood

Congressional report faults OPM over breach preparedness and response

Your own (not so) private Idaho

Voter database hack in Illinois by foreign intruder compromises info of 200K

Voter databases in two states breached by foreign hackers, FBI

Email accounts of Hillary Clinton and 100+ Democratic officials hacked

SpyEye authors headed to prison

Sixth teen arrested in breach of U.K. ISP TalkTalk