True, while the group LulzSec may be disbanded and it’s members have either disappeared or been arrested (or arrested even more so), Anonymous is still here and the ideals that Anonymous portrays will probably live on for quite some time. It almost seems like we are back in the early 1990′s – website defacements, denial-of-service attacks and SQL [...]
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Surviving In A Post LulzSec And Anonymous Online World
September 12th, 2011 
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Posted in Encryption, Featured, Firewall, General, Home Security, Malware, Mobile Devices, PCI, Privacy, Social Networking 
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Threats of Mobile Malware Will Emerge As Devices Replace Our Wallets
April 6th, 2011 Administrator Mobile devices such as iPhones, Android phones, iPads, Xooms, Windows Phone 7, and others, are on the verge of both great and not-so-great things. As these mobile devices gain popularity and continue to come down in costs, they become attractive to businesses, consumers and especially malicious individuals.
Banks & Credit Card Issuers Communicate E-Mail Breach
April 4th, 2011 Administrator Many large banks and credit card issuers are sending out e-mails that hackers compromised Epsilon’s systems these past few days and may have gotten away with lots of e-mail addresses belonging to their clients’ customers.
