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Flaws in Smartwatches on Amazon.com May Let Strangers Track Kids
Security researchers discovered vulnerabilities in cheap smartwatches for children that make it possible for strangers to override parental controls and track kids.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Newly Discovered Vulnerability Raises Fear of More Cyber-Attacks
The US Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday announced the vulnerability, which could be exploited to take control of an affected computer.
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TalkTalk Cyberattack: Who, What and Why?
The cyberattack on British broadband supplier TalkTalk this week raises a host of questions over who could be behind it and what their aims are.
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Microsoft urges customers to install security tool
Microsoft urged Windows users to install a free piece of security software to protect PCs from a newly discovered bug in the Internet Explorer browser.
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Latest Java software opens PCs to hackers - experts
Computer security firms are urging PC users to disable Java software in their browsers, saying the, free software from Oracle opens machines to hacker attacks.
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Flaws in Smartwatches on Amazon.com May Let Strangers Track Kids
Security researchers discovered vulnerabilities in cheap smartwatches for children that make it possible for strangers to override parental controls and track kids.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Newly Discovered Vulnerability Raises Fear of More Cyber-Attacks
The US Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday announced the vulnerability, which could be exploited to take control of an affected computer.
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TalkTalk Cyberattack: Who, What and Why?
The cyberattack on British broadband supplier TalkTalk this week raises a host of questions over who could be behind it and what their aims are.
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Microsoft urges customers to install security tool
Microsoft urged Windows users to install a free piece of security software to protect PCs from a newly discovered bug in the Internet Explorer browser.
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Latest Java software opens PCs to hackers - experts
Computer security firms are urging PC users to disable Java software in their browsers, saying the, free software from Oracle opens machines to hacker attacks.
