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January 2010
 
27
Jan
Facebook “Un Named App” scare leads to malware
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: SEO,Web 2.0,malware | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: Facebook, malicious code, malware, web | 7 Comments
 
19
Jan
Google, China, Chicken Little and Cyber Armageddon.
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: Encryption,Hacking,Opinion,Updates & Patches,data leakage,data protection,malware,vulnerability | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: compromise, cybercrime, data loss, email, exploit, hack, hacked, malicious code, malware, security, vulnerability | 4 Comments
 
8
Jan
Pakistani National Response Center for Cyber Crimes… Hacked!
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: Hacking,Opinion,Site Compromise,data leakage,vulnerability | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: compromise, cybercrime, data loss, government, hack, hacked, hacktivism, security, vulnerability, web | 5 Comments

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