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  • RIM says it can't give India keys to secure e-mails
  • FBI issues warrants over pro-WikiLeaks attacks
  • Report: Stolen data sold over online black market
  • Report: Conficker worm beaten but not gone
  • Facebook backtracks on apps grabbing address, cell number
  • Facebook tweak reveals addresses, phone numbers
  • OECD: Cyberwar risk is exaggerated
  • India still wants BlackBerry access but ban unlikely
  • Report: Hackers penetrated Nasdaq computers
  • Anonymous hacks firm trying to investigate it
  • Symantec brings reputation security to the enterprise
  • Report: Canadian cyberattack traced to China
  • At security confab, Clinton urges risk, investment
  • Senator wants more secure Web sites for Wi-Fi use
  • Intel completes McAfee acquisition
  • WordPress hit by 'extremely large' DDoS attack
  • France hit by cyberattack with G20 focus
  • Malware attacks Linux and Unix-like routers
  • Microsoft MHTML flaw targeted by hackers
  • Beware, online scammers thrive after tragedy (video)
  • McAfee: Cybercrooks target corporate trade secrets
  • Report: Spam down 33 percent after Rustock takedown
  • Phishing scam masquerades as Adobe upgrade
  • Breach exposes Chase, Capital One, TiVo customers
  • Net trade group protests French data retention rules
  • Security firm Barracuda hit by cyberattack
  • Avast update blocks legitimate Web sites
  • Toshiba to launch self-erasing hard drives
  • Companies fear cybercrime more than insider threats
  • Mozilla eyes changes 'to keep our users safe'
  • Match.com to screen for sex offenders
  • Russian police free kidnapped Kaspersky son
  • LastPass forcing members to change passwords
  • LastPass CEO reveals details on security breach
  • Sony considers offering reward to help catch hackers
  • Iris recognition gadget eliminates passwords
  • Report: Windows 7 almost five times more secure than XP
  • AT&T planning security service for mobile phones
  • Sony Thailand site used for phishing
  • Security researcher finds 'cookiejacking' risk in IE

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