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Researchers Monitoring the Emergence of Mobile Malware Built to Mine Location Data

Feb 06, 2012 -Security researchers are still trying to wrap their heads around what will come of an emerging trend in mobile malware that extracts a mobile user’s location data.

Morning Security Brief: Internet Piracy, Excessive Force Charges in Seattle, Drones, and More

Dec 16, 2011 -Online piracy bill stirs heated debate; Former NBA security director says he was fired for reporting how women were treated; Seattle police charged with excessive use of force in federal report; and more.

Morning Security Brief: Cyber Monday Crackdown, Women in Security Awards, Counterterrorism Training to be Reviewed, and More

Nov 30, 2011 -FBI shuts down 150 Web sites on Cyber Monday. The Women’s Security Council is looking for Women of the Year. U.S. anti-terrorism training under review. And more.

Cyber Monday Provides The Perfect Environment For ‘Package Not Delivered’ Scams

Nov 28, 2011 -The “Package Not Delivered” scam sends customers an email that looks so legit it’s scary.

Chart: The Cost of Cybercrime

Nov 21, 2011 -Take a look at the cost of cybercrime by type of attack.

Report Says Utility Smart-Grid Cybersecurity in Chaos

Nov 17, 2011 -A new report by Pike Research puts it bluntly: utility smart-grid cybersecurity is "in a clear state of chaos."

McAfee Warns of the Twelve Scams of Christmas

Nov 10, 2011 -McAfee has released its "12 scams of Christmas" to forewarn and forearm consumers and businesses.

Lessons Learned from Trident Breach

Nov 07, 2011 -A panel of law enforcement experts who spoke at the recent FOSE conference in Washington, D.C., discussed some of the operation’s key lessons and the current state of law enforcement’s anti-cybercrime efforts.

Morning Security Brief: Military Gangs, Nuclear Weapons, Hacker Recruitment, and More

Oct 24, 2011 -The FBI says gangs are present in every branch of the U.S. military. The last Cold War-era nuclear bomb is dismantled. NSA recruits young hackers. And more.

LulzSec Hackers Get a Lesson in CYA

Sep 27, 2011 -A proxy service LulzSec hackers used hoping to hide their IP addresses may ultimately become the undoing of the group.

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