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Obama’s Cybersecurity Czar Steps Down.
Howard A. Schmidt, the first-ever U.S. cybersecurity coordinator, has resigned and will retire later this month to enter academia
FBI WARNING: Free Hotel Internet may cost you more than you think.
The FBI says attackers are trying to trick users into installing malware with promises of software updates
Former FBI Cybercrime Top Cop Joins Startup That Targets The Attacker
Shawn Henry now heading up services arm of CrowdStrike, the semi-stealth startup that plans to more aggressively profile, target, and ultimately help unmask, sophisticated cyberattackers
That New Angry Birds Game Could Be Malware?
New Android malware claims to be new game version, but actually turns your Droid into a bot
Big Mac Botnet Mostly Made Up Of U.S. Machines
Major ‘wake-up call’ for Mac users as Apple OS X Java flaw exploit spreads
Another Android Malware Steals User Data
Security researchers at NQ Mobile say they have found the first piece of Android bootkit malware
How To Detect And Defend Against Advanced Persistent Threats
There are no silver bullets for APTs, but there are steps your organization can take. Here’s a look at what you can do
The End Of Vulnerabilities?
On a global scale, bugs are never going away, but in specific products, early evidence reveals that companies are having success in weeding out flaws
Security’s New Reality: Assume The Worst
A more fatalistic view that attackers have already infiltrated the organization presents a different way of looking at — and marketing — security
