Man pleads guilty to Comcast scam
A Philadelphia man entered an open guilty plea to a scam that lowered the monthly bills of 5,790 Comcast customers who each paid between $75-$100.
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Security concerns shutter educational database inBloom
Parents and educators questioned data privacy and security at the startup, which was financed in part by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Class-action suit aimed at MCCCD for delayed notification in breach
A motion filed in Maricopa County Court says that by delaying notification and lying about last April’s breach, MCCCD put victims’ PII at risk.
Heartbleed prompts HealthCare.gov to reset passwords
After reviewing government websites for Heartbleed exploits, HealthCare.gov changed users’ passwords.
Research shows vulnerabilities go unfixed longer in ASP
A new report finds little difference in the number of vulnerabilities among programming languages, but remediation times vary widely.
Darknet gets its first search engine
Grams Darknet Market Search is patterned after Google and can only be accessed through the Tor browser.
Report: SQL injection a pervasive threat, behavioral analysis needed
Long lag times between detection and resolution and reliance on traditional methods impair an organization’s ability to combat SQL injection attacks.
Karpeles won’t appear in U.S. deposition, cites Treasury subpoena
Lawyers for Mark Karpeles told a federal judge the Mt. Gox founder must first secure legal counsel to represent him in a Treasury Department subpoena.
Google considers boosting rankings of websites that encrypt
The head of Google’s Webspam team would like to see the company reward developers for encryption in an attempt to better protect Web users.
Online poker sites slow to fix Heartbleed, have other security issues
An online poker news site tested dozens of sites and found numerous vulnerabilities.
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