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Record Payouts At Hacking Contests
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The True Cost Of Bugs - Bitcoin Errors
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$2.7 Million On Offer For Pwnium 4
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Facebook Pays Out Record Reward
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Optimize Mining Bitcoin
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Google Extends Patch Reward
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UPDATE 2: Is Bitcoin Broken - A Response And A Conference
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Microsoft Extends Bounty
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Microsoft and Facebook Launch Internet Bug Bounty Scheme
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GOTCHA - No More Password Hacking
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Google Offers Cash For Security Patches
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Bounty Hunter Awarded $100,000
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Stick Figure Guide To AES Encryption
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Facebook Refuses Bounty, Internet Raises Over $10K
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Public Key Cryptography Set To Fail In Five Years
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Android Security Hole More Stupid Error Than Defect
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Microsoft Offers $100,000 For Novel Exploits
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Crypto Made Easy
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Is Exploiting A Bug Hacking?
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Open Source Homomorphic Cryptography
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Another Java 7 Security Flaw
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Oracle Releases Java Critical Patch Updates
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Oracle Patches 86 Flaws in Database and Enterprise Products
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Java Still Insecure Warns Homeland Security
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25 GPUs Crack Passwords In Minutes
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Java Is Top Attack Target
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Hackers Target SQL Injection
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Smartphone Apps Track Users Even When Off
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PlaceRaider - Your Phone Can Steal A 3D Model Of Your Location
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Oracle Login Weakness
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Frankenstein - Stitching Code Bodies Together To Hide Malware
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Google Announces More Cash For Security Bugs
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ROP Mitigations Bypassed
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BlueHat Prizes Awarded
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Cartoon - Digital Rights or Wrongs?
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Irises Change Over Time - Problem for Biometric Testing
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Siri a Security Risk for IBM
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A Short History of Hacking
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Chrome, IE and Firefox Hacked
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Inside Stuxnet
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Chrome Hacked Twice at CanSecWest
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FSF Opposes Restricted Boot
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Google Offers $1 million for Chrome Hack
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Kinect The Ultimate Security Device
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Facebook's White Hat VISA Card
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Print Me If You Dare - the Rise of Printer Malware
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Quick action to patch ASP.NET vulnerability
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The Computer Science of Insecurity
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Cyber Attacks and Holidays
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250 |
Planes are Unix hosts waiting to be hacked
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Security by obscurity - a new theory
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252 |
When cookies leak data
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253 |
Search the world's smartphone photos
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254 |
CIA/NSA want a photo location finder
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255 |
Zodiac Killer code cracked? Cryptography at its worst
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256 |
Microsoft releases source code for low-level WiFi
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257 |
Passcodes prove predictable
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258 |
Bitcoin still standing - but panic takes over
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259 |
Audio CAPTCHA easily cracked
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260 |
Cracking a Skype call using phonemes
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261 |
Disk encryption made secure by amnesia
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262 |
Hiding data in disk fragmentation
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263 |
Cracking Stuxnet - a beginner's guide
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264 |
GPS spoofing the new game in town
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265 |
Chrome Safe In Pwn2Own Contest
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266 |
iPhone passwords hacked in six minutes
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Set a smartphone to hack a PC
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