Mobile malware incidents on rise, says smartphone survey

The cost-saving culture of ‘bring your own device’ smartphones is tempting enterprises into taking risks they would not contemplate for conventional computing devices, a survey by Goode Intelligence has suggested. The Third mSecurity Survey (summary PDF) confirmed that Apple’s iPhone is currently the dominant device, present in 77 percent of…

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Anonymous says hacks Tunisia prime minister’s emails

TUNIS (Reuters) – A group claiming affiliation with activist hacker collective Anonymous says it has hacked 2,725 emails belonging to Tunisia's ruling Ennahda party, including those of the prime minister, in the latest challenge to the Islamist-led government. In a video posted on a Facebook page belonging to Anonymous TN,…

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Hackers are criminals says EU amid tough new laws

The European Civil Liberties Committee is looking to bring down the hammer on hackers and those who would target security vulnerabilities for malicious purposes. They set forth a new proposal that would make hacking a criminal offense throughout the European Union, with offenders facing up to two years in prison….

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McCully hacker now says he’s Kiwi

Wed, 04 Apr 2012 1:30p.m. By Patrick Gower So the Murray McCully hacker, self-described Russian ‘Yuri Petrov’ is now claiming he’s just a normal old Kiwi bloke. After my investigation of the “comrades” website last night that found it was a clumsy attempt to act like a Russian hacker, ‘Yuri’…

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