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Email of White House staffer hacked, purported scan of First Lady’s passport leaked
The White House has announced a cyber-security breach, as a purported photocopy of Michelle Obama's passport appears online.
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“Russian” BlackEnergy malware strikes at Ukrainian media and energy firms
"Russian" trojan BlackEnergy makes a comeback in 2015, targeting politically sensitive and strategically important targets in the Ukraine.
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2016 SC Awards U.S. Finalists: Round Three
Round three of the 2016 SC Awards U.S. finalists includes categories for Best Computer Forensic Solution, Best Identity Management Solution, Best NAC Solution, Best Behavior Analytics/Enterprise Threat Detection and Best Regulatory Compliance Solution
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2015 SC Awards U.S. Finalists: Round Three
Round one of the 2015 SC Awards U.S. finalists includes categories for best computer forensic solution, best identity management solution, NAC solution, web content management solution, and the excellence award for best regulatory compliance solution.
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Trump’s Russian interests and Guccifer 2.0
A flood of information has emerged that connects GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump to a questionable cast of characters who are linked to Russian interests.
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IC3 report: Criminals use email scams to steal $263M from U.S. companies
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has reported that U.S. companies lost $263 million as a result of cybercriminal groups' email scams in 2015.
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Chinese cyber-espionage group Codoso ‘back in action’
Palo Alto Networks is reporting that after a three month hiatus Chinese cyber-espionage group Codoso - which carried out the attack on Forbes.com - is back in action.
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Cybersecurity enhancements proposed for financial firms in New York
To better protect consumer data, banks and insurance companies in New York will soon be required to adhere to new cybersecurity guidelines.
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Russian hackers take the stage at DNC convention
The email dump underscored the holes in security and privacy yawning at many organizations and the very real possibility that nation-states like Russia have upped their game to manipulate the democratic process.
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