Nicole Perlroth New York Times
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Apple's New Hurdle: Learning How F.B.I. Cracked Its iPhone
Apple now faces pressure to find and fix the security flaw the U.S. government exploited in the San Bernardino case, but that may prove difficult.
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Threat of Isis' Hacking Powers Divides Officials and Security Experts
Researchers who track the Islamic State's online efforts say the group's capabilities are in fact not much better than those of tech-savvy teenagers who deface websites for thrills.
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In Search of Mistakes
Technology companies offer hackers bounties for reporting the flaws they find in the companies' wares.
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Going Behind Enemy Lines to Get Ahead of Hackers
iSight has been quietly assembling what may be the largest private team of experts in a nascent business called threat intelligence.
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LastPass Password Manager Acknowledges Breach
LastPass, the online password manager, said its network was breached and that hackers made off with user email addresses, password reminders, and encrypted master passwords.
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Chinese Hackers Circumvent Popular Web Privacy Tools
The hackers were able to circumvent two of the most trusted privacy tools on the Internet: VPNs and Tor.
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Hackerone Turns Hacking Into Legitimate, Lucrative Work
A San Francisco tech startup that aims to become a mediator between companies with cyber-security issues and hackers.
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Iran Is Raising Sophistication and Frequency of Cyber-Attacks, Study Says
A new study concludes that beyond the Sands attack, Iran has greatly increased the frequency and skill of its cyber-attacks.
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Slack Gets Hacked as Startup Technologies Become Targets
Slack became the second young company to step forward this week - following Twitch - and disclose it was hacked.
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Obama Heads to Tech Security Talks Amid Tensions
The long history of quiet cooperation between Washington and America's top tech companies was founded on the assumption of mutual interest.
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Entry Point in JPMorgan Data Breach Is Found
The attack against the bank began last spring, after hackers stole the login credentials for a JPMorgan employee.
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Sony Pictures and FBI Widen Investigation Into 'Sophisticated' Cyber-Attack
"The investigation continues into this very sophisticated cyberattack," the studio said in a statement.
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Hackers Target Games to Find Ways to Cheat
For the last five years, hackers in China have been breaking into American video game makers' systems.
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Not for Fainthearted Executives: Keeping the Hackers at Bay
To combat the growing threat of online breaches, companies are hiring executives to ensure data security and take the blame when things go wrong.
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Slump in Advertising Sales Drags Revenue Down at Yahoo
"Our top priority is revenue growth and by that measure, we are not satisfied with our Q2 results," CEO Mayer said.
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Apple's New Hurdle: Learning How F.B.I. Cracked Its iPhone
Apple now faces pressure to find and fix the security flaw the U.S. government exploited in the San Bernardino case, but that may prove difficult.
-
Threat of Isis' Hacking Powers Divides Officials and Security Experts
Researchers who track the Islamic State's online efforts say the group's capabilities are in fact not much better than those of tech-savvy teenagers who deface websites for thrills.
-
In Search of Mistakes
Technology companies offer hackers bounties for reporting the flaws they find in the companies' wares.
-
Going Behind Enemy Lines to Get Ahead of Hackers
iSight has been quietly assembling what may be the largest private team of experts in a nascent business called threat intelligence.
-
LastPass Password Manager Acknowledges Breach
LastPass, the online password manager, said its network was breached and that hackers made off with user email addresses, password reminders, and encrypted master passwords.
-
Chinese Hackers Circumvent Popular Web Privacy Tools
The hackers were able to circumvent two of the most trusted privacy tools on the Internet: VPNs and Tor.
-
Hackerone Turns Hacking Into Legitimate, Lucrative Work
A San Francisco tech startup that aims to become a mediator between companies with cyber-security issues and hackers.
-
Iran Is Raising Sophistication and Frequency of Cyber-Attacks, Study Says
A new study concludes that beyond the Sands attack, Iran has greatly increased the frequency and skill of its cyber-attacks.
-
Slack Gets Hacked as Startup Technologies Become Targets
Slack became the second young company to step forward this week - following Twitch - and disclose it was hacked.
-
Obama Heads to Tech Security Talks Amid Tensions
The long history of quiet cooperation between Washington and America's top tech companies was founded on the assumption of mutual interest.
-
Entry Point in JPMorgan Data Breach Is Found
The attack against the bank began last spring, after hackers stole the login credentials for a JPMorgan employee.
-
Sony Pictures and FBI Widen Investigation Into 'Sophisticated' Cyber-Attack
"The investigation continues into this very sophisticated cyberattack," the studio said in a statement.
-
Hackers Target Games to Find Ways to Cheat
For the last five years, hackers in China have been breaking into American video game makers' systems.
-
Not for Fainthearted Executives: Keeping the Hackers at Bay
To combat the growing threat of online breaches, companies are hiring executives to ensure data security and take the blame when things go wrong.
-
Slump in Advertising Sales Drags Revenue Down at Yahoo
"Our top priority is revenue growth and by that measure, we are not satisfied with our Q2 results," CEO Mayer said.
