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Gmail's Security Hole Could Lead to Mass Harvesting of Accounts
Hackers could automate a social engineering trick that has already been proven to work. A technique used by marketers to trick people into signing up for "free" merchandise could easily be re-deployed as an engine for harvesting untold numbers of Google account passwords. Fixing the issue won't be trivial for Google, because the exploit is fundamental to how Google allows users to recover access ...
Stepping down from ‘policing the marketplace’
For 30 years, David Polino has been the face of the Better Business Bureau’s Buffalo office, to which he was elected president in 1995. He will officially retire from the bureau on June 1 and spend the next year as a consultant helping incoming president Warren Clark transition into leadership.
Cybersecurity: How US utilities passed up chance to protect their networks
With America now trying to thwart a cyberattack on its natural gas industry, it is helpful to recall the hectic days after 9/11, when industry scientists raced to shield from potential terrorist cyberattacks hundreds of thousands of vulnerable devices that control vital valves and switches on America's gas pipelines, water plants, and power grid.
Action Line: Mobile banking scam a growing concern
Dear Action Line: What do you know about the National Automated Clearing House and problems with "mobile banking accounts?"
For some, it's always 'phishing' season
It doesn't use a rod and reel, but "phishing" can catch you hook, line and sinker if you don't watch out. It can cause you a lot of problems if you get caught by it. Phishing is an electronic way for scam artists to steal your identity and your money. If
FBI 'looking at' law making Web sites wiretap-ready, director says
Director Robert Mueller says FBI needs to be able to "capture communications" of people under surveillance, but declines to elaborate on renewed lobbying effort reported by CNET two weeks ago.
China blamed for multi-continent cyberspying caper in 2011
For six months last year, cyberspies infiltrated and siphoned key data from the computer networks of at least 20 organizations in the US, Australia, Canada, and Europe – all of them with policy, economic, or political interests pending in China – then laundered them through a coopted server in the US and transmitted the information to China.
How You Can Avoid Falling Victim to Credit Card Fraud
Credit card skimming is a growing problem in the valley. KMIR 6 spoke with authorities about how you can avoid falling victim to this type of fraud.
Get Answers: Is the email from your bank a scam?
Ever get a call or email that claims it's from your bank, look out it could be a scam. In this week's Get Answers, 13WMAZ's Jennifer Moulliet investigates how to tell the difference between a fake.
First Person: Fighting Back After My Identity Was Stolen
In 2005 I fell prey to the relatively new "email phishing" identity theft scam. I mistakenly answered a bogus email to "update account information" for PayPal. Days later I was paying a utility bill over the phone, and discovered my bank account had been emptied. I learned from my bank that the thieves had also used my bank account to pay for a background check on me, and purchased a satellite ...
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