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A security researcher who highlighted at the Black Hat DC Conference 2010 last week that he had cracked an Infineon microchip, is warning customers that they should be “absolutely” worried.
British spy satellites have reportedly intercepted terrorist communications from Pakistan and Yemen centering on women suicide bombers getting explosives put inside breast implants. The former Houston FBI director Don Clark
L-1 Identity Solutions has been awarded a contract by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to provide a secure driver's license solution with facial recognition as part of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's
“Hackers, spammers and scammers often take advantage of major events, like the Olympics, to steal confidential consumer and corporate data and information or to generally create chaos,” says Don Gray,
Yesterday, two teenagers were injured after a hooded gunman opened fire at a church service in Richmond, Calif. The religious service at the New Gethsemane Church of God in Christ
Rania is a 30-something woman from Morocco traveling to visit her cousins in Brooklyn—her first visit to the United States. After a 13-hour flight, she arrives at JFK Airport, a
The 2010 Identity Fraud Survey Report – released this week by Javelin Strategy & Research – found that the number of identity fraud victims in the United States increased 12 percent
Security Blog continues to report on and track the growing number of incidents of envelopes and packages mailed to people and which continue white powder, which triggers attention by law
A recent report claims that many users of the iPhone may routinely commit insurance fraud in the hopes of picking up newer, faster models. Supercover Insurance claims that the number
Famed for their killing ability in Afghanistan, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or drones also are flying the U.S. skies, on the U.S.-Mexican, experimentally above some seaports, to help fight California
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