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Study: More than two-thirds of Web users encountered content dangerous to kids

The study showed that 68% of parent Internet users faced prevalent threats to children such as adult content, gambling, and sites carrying information about weapons.

Cloud operator IPC secures updated ISO certification

ISO 9001:2008 (QMS) is one of the most widely sought-after certifications, being the global standard by which the quality of an organization?s internal processes is measured.

Android users warned on ?hijacking? vulnerability

The application, Android Package File (APK), is vulnerable to hijacking and is replaced it with an app of the attacker?s choice, without the user?s knowledge.

Complexity, modular tools seen as emerging cyberthreats

Kaspersky Labs said the most sophisticated threat actors now focus on increasing the number of components in their malicious platform in order to reduce their visibility and enhance stealth.

Kaspersky Labs says encryption malware attacks increasing

Cybercriminals prefer to be paid in the Bitcoin cryptocurrency, which offers them a sufficiently high level of anonymity.

Survey says women ?less concerned? on cyberthreats

This lack of awareness can cause women to pay less attention to protecting themselves against cyberthreats.

Kaspersky identifies first known Arabic cyber espionage group

In total, the group has been able to attack more than 3,000 victims in more than 50 countries globally, with over one million files stolen, Kaspersky Labs said.

Security firm lists vectors of healthcare cyberattacks

Fortinet said the black market for patient data is?up to twenty times more valuable?than that for credit card data often stolen in retail breaches.

PH in list of countries spied by US in complex cyber-espionage program

Kaspersky Lab experts have attributed the spyware as the handiwork of the Equation Group of the NSA -- a threat so great that it surpasses anything known in terms of complexity and sophistication of techniques, and that has been active for almost two decades.

Over 60% of popular dating apps vulnerable to hackers: study

An analysis conducted by IBM Security found over 60 percent of leading dating mobile apps they studied to be potentially vulnerable to a variety of cyber-attacks that put personal user information and corporate data at risk.

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