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Apple issues seven updates, fixes more than 40 vulnerabilities in iOS 8, OS 10.9.5

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FBI versus Apple: Lawmakers call FBI request to break Apple encryption an overreach

Greg Masters

March 2, 2016

In testimony before Congress on Tuesday, Apple reiterated that unlocking the iPhone used by the gunman in San Bernardino would set a dangerous precedent.

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Apple now on offense against FBI

Greg Masters

March 28, 2016

The FBI might be pressed into providing Apple with the details of how its third-party hacker - now reportedly Cellebrite - will break into an iPhone so Apple can modify its security vulnerability.

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.

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Hole in Apple encryption found by researchers

Greg Masters

March 21, 2016

Attackers are able to intercept and decrypt Apple iMessages via a zero-day vulnerability in iOS encryption.

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FBI probes possible Murdoch phone hacking in U.S.

Greg Masters

July 18, 2011

A security and privacy expert explains how cracking voicemails takes little skill.

The fairly convincing phishing scam is being hosted on a compromised EA Games server.

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E-ZPass users targeted in phishing scam

Greg Masters

August 18, 2015

Drivers in the Washington, D.C. metro area are being targeted by a phishing scam that purports to come from E-ZPass.

BlackShades co-creator, Alex Yucel, pleads guilty

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FireEye intern pleads guilty in Darkode case

Greg Masters

August 26, 2015

Malware author Morgan Culbertson pleaded guilty on Tuesday in a Pittsburgh federal court.

Florida law enforcement docs show widespread stingray use, secrecy

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Stingrays disproportionately affect low income neighborhoods

Greg Masters

October 19, 2016

The use of Stingray phone tracking technology is sweeping up a disproportionate number of low income and non-white citizens.

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Mobile application assurance

Greg Masters

February 1, 2012

While many mobile applications do what they're supposed to, countless others carry malware.

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Assurance on the shore

Greg Masters

July 30, 2012

While the town of Brick on the New Jersey shore maintains a 1950s aura, with the growth of digital media, its public school system had to alleviate engorged traffic on its network, while safeguarding data.

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FBI versus Apple: Lawmakers call FBI request to break Apple encryption an overreach

Apple now on offense against FBI

Email accounts of Hillary Clinton and 100+ Democratic officials hacked

Hole in Apple encryption found by researchers

FBI probes possible Murdoch phone hacking in U.S.

E-ZPass users targeted in phishing scam

FireEye intern pleads guilty in Darkode case

Stingrays disproportionately affect low income neighborhoods

Mobile application assurance

Assurance on the shore

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