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ProtectMyID: True. This type of identity theft still claims the most victims, although you’re also vulnerable online and through company data sources.
ProtectMyID: True. This type of identity theft still claims the most victims, although you’re also vulnerable online and through company data sources. View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
‘Duqu’ zero-day Windows flaw patched this week
Microsoft will tomorrow patch the zero-day kernel Word vulnerability exploited by the mysterious Duqu malware, more than a month after its existence was first made public. In a pre-release draft covering the 13 December Patch Tuesday release that excluded helpful security bulletin numbers, Microsoft appears to have slipped in a…
ProtectMyID: Have you enlisted the services of an identity protection expert this holiday season? Don’t delay: http://t.co/azGF3em9
ProtectMyID: Have you enlisted the services of an identity protection expert this holiday season? Don’t delay: http://t.co/azGF3em9 View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
ProtectMyID: This isn’t just the busiest shopping season—it’s also when @ITRCSD gets the most calls about lost and stolen wallets. Keep track of yours.
ProtectMyID: This isn’t just the busiest shopping season—it’s also when @ITRCSD gets the most calls about lost and stolen wallets. Keep track of yours. View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
Scammers Allegedly Conned This Composer Out Of $20 Million After Telling Him Of A Plot By The Opus Dei
Roger Davidson See Also: WAKE UP: Debt Relief Companies Aren’t Prince Charming Why Enrique Iglesias Is Still Hot Santa Ana Winds Pummel Calif. Homes, Giving Scammers New Hunting Grounds WHITE PLAINS, NY – A wealthy musician lost $20 million over six years to scammers who persuaded him – after finding…
ProtectMyID: U.S. consumers will spend about $700 this holiday season. Make sure identity thieves don’t increase that amount. http://t.co/TfQom9SG
ProtectMyID: U.S. consumers will spend about $700 this holiday season. Make sure identity thieves don’t increase that amount. http://t.co/TfQom9SG View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
HTCS1: http://t.co/K1zVQRRJ has a new app and Investors can voice their opinions. Read more in this press release. http://t.co/dv0qqjSF
HTCS1: http://t.co/K1zVQRRJ has a new app and Investors can voice their opinions. Read more in this press release. http://t.co/dv0qqjSF View full post on Twitter / HTCS1
This year’s H-1B cap is reached at quicker pace
Computerworld – The annual H-1B cap has been reached for this year, according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and at a pace that is two months ahead of last year. The U.S. issues 85,000 H-1B visas each year under its cap, with 20,000 of that number set aside…
Beware masquerading malware this holiday season
by Tony Bradley, PCWorld The Towson Hack: The mystery of vanishing iTunes credit Mac Security: Antivirus Mac Security: Fact and Fiction Spam fighters On the Internet, trust no one Live Update: iPhone Software 3.0 Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from the Security Alert blog at PCWorld.com. Tomorrow…