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Fake WiFi Networks Exposed at the RNC Convention
Security researchers set up fake WiFi networks at the Republican National Convention to test attendees. The results were alarming. See the findings.
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OHSU Pays $2.7 Million HIPAA Fine: Key Takeaways
Oregon Health and Science University paid $2.7M for two HIPAA breaches. Learn what violations triggered the fine and how to avoid the same mistakes.
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Critical iPhone Update Stops Silent Spyware Attacks
A critical iPhone vulnerability allows silent spyware installation. Update your device immediately to block this dangerous exploit. Here is how.
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Pokemon Go Scams: Hackers Exploit Gamers Worldwide
Cybercriminals exploit Pokemon Go players with phishing scams and fake apps. Learn how to spot these scams and keep your accounts safe while gaming.
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Satana Malware: Two Viruses Combined Into One
Satana malware merges two aggressive ransomware strains into one devastating threat. Understand this dangerous hybrid and protect your systems now.
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HIPAA Audits and Ransomware: What You Must Know
HIPAA audits are increasing as ransomware targets medical practices. Learn how auditors evaluate your security posture and what you need to prepare.
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Critical Windows Update: Patch Your System Now
A critical Windows vulnerability affects Vista through Windows 10. Do not delay this Microsoft security update. Learn why immediate action is vital.
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Amazon Server Breach Exposes 80,000 User Accounts
A hacker released 80,000 Amazon usernames and passwords after Amazon ignored vulnerability warnings. See what happened and protect your account.
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YouTube Videos Can Actually Hack Your Smartphone
University researchers prove YouTube videos can be weaponized to hack smartphones and steal personal data. Learn how this surprising attack vector works.
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5 Essential Tips to Protect Your Identity Online
Identity theft is the top property crime in America. Follow these five proven tips to protect your personal information from cybercriminals today.
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Fake Software Site Steals Government Credentials
A seemingly legitimate software website secretly harvested government login credentials via keyloggers. Learn the warning signs before you download.
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Android Malware Earns Hackers $500K Per Day
Dangerous Android malware mimics Facebook, Uber, and WhatsApp to steal data, earning hackers $500K daily. Protect your phone with these steps.
