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2.26.2014

 
Researchers at the University of Liverpool claim to have created a computer virus that can spread via Wi-Fi as efficiently as the common cold infects humans.
Chameleon can spread through densely populated areas like the common cold, the researchers claim, by hopping from network to network via access points, spreading rapidly amongst homes and businesses.

 
New Android "Blackphone" thinks your privacy is worth $629

 
D'oh! Hundreds of Millions of Stolen Login Credentials Found Online



2.25.2014

 
Purported iOS 'flaw' lets nefarious apps secretly log keystrokes in background

 
Proof of concept captures all SSL traffic via Apple's goto fail exploit



2.24.2014

 
IEEE and other publishers remove gibberish computer-generated research papers, including ones alleged to have been peer reviewed



2.23.2014

 
Latest iPhone Update Fixes Major Security Flaw That Apple Kept Quiet



2.22.2014

 
Because of recent blows to net neutrality Netflix streaming is getting slower (and probably won’t get better any time soon)



2.20.2014

 
Multifactor Authentication for Office 365 Expanded to Regular Users



2.19.2014

 
Google Announces Plans To Expand Fiber To 34 Additional U.S. Cities



2.17.2014

 
Google Acquires SlickLogin, The Sound-Based Password Alternative



2.16.2014

 
What is the Link Between Processors and Security?



2.15.2014

 
What Google really means when it calls Android 'open' from John



2.14.2014

 
Mac BitCoin Trojan Found on Legit Software Sites 

 
Linksys Worm ("TheMoon") Captured from Nathan



2.13.2014

 
NIST launches Cybersecurity Framework (FWIW)



2.12.2014

 
Flappy Birds malware shenanigans have been discovered in multiple 3d party app marketplaces



2.07.2014

 
IRC network calls for investigations over GCHQ's attack on Anonymous. QuakeNet calls GCHQ actions grossly hypocritical

 
The Herculean task of running IT at the Olympics



2.06.2014

 
Hacked Within Minutes: Sochi Visitors Face An Internet Minefield





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