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The Answer to “What Is My Password Again?”
Katie reviews PasswordBox, which stores online logins and automatically retrieves them at every visit to a website.
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Spy Game: NSA Said to Snoop on World of Warcraft
With all the revelations from Edward Snowden’s cache of documents, one might be left wondering, “What’s left that the NSA hasn’t been monitoring?”
Inside the Effort to Kill a Web Fraud “Botnet”
For months, investigators at Microsoft Corp. hunkered down in front of their computer monitors, patiently stalking the shadowy figures behind what the company says is a major Web ad-fraud machine.
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Siri Gets Serious, Microsoft Gets Its Mojo Back and Everything Gets Encrypted in 2014
Annual predictions for the year ahead in tech from analyst Mark Anderson.
A New Worm Proves That the Internet of Things Is Vulnerable to Attack
Not worried about your Internet-connected toaster? Okay, how about your security camera?
How Too Many SMS Messages Can Shut Down Your Nexus Phone
A special kind of text message sent in large numbers amounts to a denial-of-service attack on Google Nexus phones.
How Somebody Forced the World’s Internet Traffic Through Belarus and Iceland
If you used the Internet in 2013, there’s a good chance your traffic passed through the hands of ISPs in Belarus and Iceland. It shouldn’t have happened.
How the NSA May Be Tapping Yahoo’s and Google’s Fiber Optic Cables
The latest disclosures from Edward Snowden’s documents raise some interesting questions about how the NSA does its job.
Apple’s Safari Made Up Most Mobile Browser Traffic in Q2
Safari wins, but not in all cases.
U.S. Intelligence Chief Defends Attempts to Break Tor Anonymity Network
It was all legal and appropriate, James Clapper argues.
Why the NSA Hates Tor, the Network That Protects Internet Anonymity
The good news: Even the NSA can’t quite break it. The bad news: It hasn’t stopped trying.
Adobe Discloses Security Breach Affecting Nearly Three Million Customers
Also taken: Source code.
Seven Questions About Security for Kleiner Perkins’ Ted Schlein
As threats change, so must the approach to security. Get used to it.
