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Someone may be watching you or your family and you don't even know about it. How hackers can gain control of the camera on your computer.
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Someone may be watching you and you don't even know about it. How hackers can gain control of the camera on your computer.
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Federal prosecutors in New York say cyber-criminals stole $45 million by hacking their way into a database of prepaid debit cards.
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There a lots of sites that require us to set up a login and password, but how do you pick a good password?
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There a lots of sites that require us to set up a login and password, but how do you pick a good password?
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With many consumers fed up with the frustrating captcha system, Ticketmaster plans on rolling out a new verification method soon.
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With many consumers fed up with the frustrating captcha system, Ticketmaster plans on rolling out a new verification method soon.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has an important warning if you use a key fob for your car.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has an important warning if you use a key fob for your car.
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A new high-tech device is giving criminals easy access to cars and it is stumping police.
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Twitter is reportedly adding a two-step authentication process to its service following the hacking of the Associated Press account on Tuesday.
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Hackers compromised Twitter accounts of The Associated Press on Tuesday, sending out a false tweet about an attack at the White House.
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Hackers compromised Twitter accounts of The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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Kanye West, Mitt Romney and Kris Jenner are the latest high-profile people to have had their private information posted to a website.
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A website is claiming to have published the addresses and other private information of famous people like Jay-Z and Britney Spears.
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A website is claiming to have published the addresses and other private information of famous people like Jay-Z.
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Evidence is mounting that the Chinese military is responsible for stealing massive amounts of U.S. government data and trade secrets.
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Hackers, designers, and salespeople seeking the ultimate challenge will board the StartupBus and try to launch a business in 3 days.
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Hackers, designers, and salespeople seeking the ultimate challenge will board the StartupBus and try to launch a business in 3 days.
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An online video has sparked more outrage in the case of two high school football players in Ohio charged with rape.
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US banks and brokerage firms say they're doing everything they can to prepare for a cyber-attack called 'Project Blitzkrieg.'
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The next attack on the United States may be an invisible one, but the consequences could be very real.
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The next attack on the United States may be an invisible one, but the consequences could be very real.
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Thieves managed to skim personal information from card readers at B&N checkout counters. It happened at six Bay Area locations.
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Bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc. is providing a list of stores that were affected by a data breach.
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Officials at a Florida Panhandle college say hackers accessed nearly 300,000 records in the school's computer systems.
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Facebook and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation are teaming up to help kids get into college and stay there.
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Facebook and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation are teaming up to help kids get into college and stay there.
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GoDaddy is scrambling to get thousands of sites it services back up and running.
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A password-protected computer containing patient medical information was stolen from a doctor's locked office.
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Internet users might want to add one more quick click to check their computer for malware.
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Engineering students held a 32-hour hack-a-thon to create apps that teach younger students math.
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Engineering students at Contra Costa College held a 32-hour hack-a-thon to create apps that teach younger students math.
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A Russian hacker has reportedly broken into two of the busiest sites on the Internet -- LinkedIn and eHarmony.
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A Russian hacker has reportedly broken into two of the busiest sites on the Internet: LinkedIn and eHarmony.
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We've been warned about viruses that can infect computers, but the latest threat has to do with smartphones.
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We've been warned about computer viruses, but the latest threat has to do with smartphones.
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Students at Berkeley High School are involved in a new kind of scam involving hacking into school computers.
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Students at Berkeley High School are involved in a new kind of scam involving hacking into school computers.
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NASA is admitting some serious security lapses in its information technology section.
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We hear often about data breaches, so what's the number one way hackers get into your computer?
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Experts discussed how to battle the latest trends in hacking at the nation's biggest security conference Wednesday.
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A new state law requires companies to tell you more about security breaches when your information is stolen.
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A new California law requires companies to tell you more information about security breaches when your information is stolen.
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Security software giant, Symantec, may have to boost its own security after a hacker stole the source code for its anti-virus programs.
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San Francisco is bringing its aging computer systems up to date by using the same ideas that catapulted Google and Facebook to greatness.
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"Anonymous" claims to have stolen a raft of emails and credit card data from U.S.-based security think tank Stratfor.
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Tech giant Hewlett Packard has released an update to close a security loophole in some of its LaserJet printers.
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Researchers are warning that some HP printers are vulnerable to hackers who could set them on fire remotely.
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