New credit cards aim to protect via chip tech

October 1, 2015

Security

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New credit cards aim to protect consumers, banks from hackers

A chip implanted in new cards is designed to stop cybercrime. Starting Thursday, stores that haven’t upgraded their card-reading terminals will be on the hook for fraudulent charges.

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Data breach hits 15M T-Mobile customers

A hack of Experian, the company that handles credit checks for the wireless carrier, results in the loss of Social Security numbers, birth dates and names.

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Every Android device is vulnerable to newly discovered bugs

With two new “Stagefright” vulnerabilities discovered, almost every Android device ever released is vulnerable to malicious hackers. Fixing the bug isn’t simple.

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Edward Snowden joins Twitter: A public platform for a privacy advocate

The move to the popular social media service makes Snowden, the man who revealed government surveillance programs, more publicly accessible.

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2015 Exclusive Report: Profiling Infrastructure Leaders

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This exclusive research uncovers where the priorities for tomorrow’s infrastructure lie, and what gaps exist between firms that are successfully IT…

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	Anne Dujmovic
	Associate Editor / Portland, Ore.

Associate editor Anne Dujmovic brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.

iOS 9 UPDATE /

What’s new with iOS 9

Apple’s new mobile operating system has some neat tricks. Here are all the latest bells and whistles you need to play with.

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