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How the cloud can improve security: Courtot

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SAN FRANCISCO - After the warnings about the cloud and its potential threats to security, it seems counter-intuitive to say the cloud can actually...

10 security concerns for the public cloud: Russinovich

Candice So -
SAN FRANCISCO - It’s not news that businesses are moving more and more of their data to the cloud. But even as cloud storage...

One shared database in security’s future: Trilling

Candice So -
SAN FRANCISCO – With all the weekly headlines about new malware, dangerous threats, and unforeseen attack vectors, it might be easy to believe that...

Pony malware targeting passwords and Bitcoins uncovered

Candice So -
Correction: The original version of this story said there were attacks on 73,000 different websites. The correct number is 93,000. We regret the error....

RSA keynotes tackle NSA allegations out of the gate

Candice So -
Updated on Feb. 26, 2014 at 7:45am ET with analyst comments from Anton Chuvakin of Gartner Inc. There’s been a lot of talk about RSA...

A look ahead at next week’s RSA conference

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With the RSA conference kicking off Feb. 24 in San Francisco, there’s a lot of buzz around what may – or may not –...

#FollowFriday – startups, digital marketing, and Internet privacy

Candice So -
For today's edition of our #FollowFriday post, we've rounded up a list of three people whose tweets are retweet-worthy. Whether they tweet on startups,...

Windows error reporting helps researchers uncover attacks

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Windows Error Reporting, the program that sends details to Microsoft Corp. each time an application crashes or fails to update, helped researchers find evidence...

Canadian privacy advocates joining Day We Fight Back campaign

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Two years after the death of the Stop Online Piracy Act bill in the U.S., privacy advocates around the world are staging another online...

#FollowFriday – 3 people to follow in marketing, 3D tech, and privacy

Candice So -
For today's edition of our #FollowFriday post, we've rounded up a list of three people whose tweets are retweet-worthy. Whether they tweet on marketing...

Canadians would sell all their data to a brand for $2,000: Microsoft

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Canadians and other global consumers are getting more savvy about the idea that marketers want a piece of their personal data, and expect to...

Bell defends ‘Relevant Ads’ program as necessary to compete with Facebook, Google

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Bell Canada isn't backing down from its practice of collecting user data for the purposes of targeted advertising in the face of an application...

Hackers can now log your keystrokes from your touchscreens

Candice So -
Hackers now have yet another way to trace your keystrokes – but it’s not the physical keyboard with its sturdy, plastic keys that they’re...

Trend Micro’s 5 predictions for cybersecurity in 2014

Candice So -
Mobile banking heists, exploited vulnerabilities, and data breaches – these could be the cybersecurity hallmarks of 2014, according to a new report from security...

Ron Deibert: Internet freedom comes down to a ‘clash of two world views’

Candice So -
For anyone following cybersecurity and digital privacy, 2013 has been a whirlwind. When former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden took the lid...
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