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Business booming for cyber criminals: security firm
Cyber criminals are selling stolen credit card details for as little as two dollars each and renting computer networks for spam for 15 dollars as part of a vast online black market, according to a report released Thursday. PandaLabs, the anti-malware laboratory of computer security company Panda Security, published the various prices for cyber crime-related products after conducting an undercover investigation into online crime networks.
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Business booming for cyber criminals: security firm
Cyber criminals are selling stolen credit card details for as little as two dollars each and renting computer networks for spam for 15 dollars as part of a vast online black market, according to a report released Thursday. PandaLabs, the anti-malware laboratory of computer security company Panda Security, published the various prices for cyber crime-related products after conducting an undercover investigation into online crime networks.
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Cyber-attack did not affect Iran nuclear programme: official
Iranian officials say the cyber attack that targeted Iranian nuclear centrifuges did not affect the country's nuclear program.
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No Tweets please, we’re British MPs
Lawmakers in Britain’s lower house of parliament were on Wednesday banned from using the Twitter microblogging website while sitting in the chamber.
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In the chatroom with the cyber guerrillas
If anyone needed proof that cyber activists can create havoc in the real world, the last few weeks have provided evidence in megabytes.
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For Facebook, U.S. saturation might lead to global focus
Even as Facebook closes in on its 600 millionth user, its growth in the United States and parts of Europe is slowing and may be approaching the saturation point, meaning its future increase in users will be ever more dependent on the developing world.
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Web-connected devices a new source of worry for parents
To the alarm of some parents, mobile devices can do far more than enable their children to send text messages and play games. The gadgets are powerful little computers that can access the Internet in all its tastelessness.
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