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Let's face it. Software has holes. And hackers love to exploit them. New vulnerabilities appear almost daily. If you have software - we all do - you need to keep tabs on the latest vulnerabilities.
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India police urged to use social media to assess public opinion
Delhi Police senior official admits Indian law enforcement has been slow to adopt new technologies to improve efficiencies, and points to social media tools as an opportunity to address shortfalls.
Indian govt mulls WeChat ban
Popular Chinese messaging app WeChat has stepped out to defend its security credentials, in the face of a potential ban by the Indian government.
Film: High risk reporting along China's Great Firewall in High Tech, Low Life
Eagerly-awaited documentary High Tech, Low Life released this week online. The film chronicles life on the edge for two bloggers under China's increasing surveillance and propaganda directives.
EMC to buy Israeli virtual storage startup ScaleIO for $200m?
ScaleIO's elastic virtual SAN pitch is reportedly encouraging EMC to get its chequebook out.
The conversation CISOs don't have that gets them fired
Chief information security officers are spending a significantly short time in their organisations despite knowing their stuff, because they simply aren't talking with the organisation's board in the right way.
LinkedIn hit by outage from 'DNS issue'
Business social network says it is recovering from a DNS issue, which has taken the Web site offline for at least over the past three hours.
Barracuda Networks plans Australian cloud within months
Storage, backup and security appliance provider Barracuda Networks will launch an Australia-based cloud service within months as it upscales its international investment to support the extension of its core capabilities into the cloud.
Microsoft unleashes bug bounty program — for betas, too
The software giant's bug bounty program will aim to fix security flaws, bugs, and vulnerabilities even before products are released.
Security remains an 'afterthought' in enterprise mobility
Enterprises in Asia generally do not prioritize security but instead focus on using BYOD to attract young talent and for productivity, according to participants in a ZDNet roundtable.
Oracle releases latest round of Java security patches
Oracle has released critical patch updates containing 40 security fixes across Java SE products.
Encrypt your OS X email and files the easy way
GPG Mail from GPGTools protects your email from prying eyes by using public key encryption via OpenPGP. It's by far the simplest and easiest way to encrypt email (and files) on the Mac.
Don’t let NSA paranoia destroy your productivity
There's an awful lot of paranoia going around these days. But the biggest threats to your privacy don't come from the NSA or the FBI. They come from private companies building massive databases to track your movements. Here's a sensible set of strategies to minimize privacy risks.
BlackBerry issues 'critical' security warning for Z10 phones
The first flagship BlackBerry 10 phone contains a "critical" bug that could allow hackers to crack open the device and pilfer files and data.
Yahoo reveals US government made 13,000 requests for user data
The company joins Microsoft, Facebook and Apple in publishing data on surveillance requests coming from law enforcement agencies.
EU not ready to award India 'data secure' status
An EU-commissioned study has found gaps in the adequacy of India's system, which could prompt legislative changes in order for Indian outsourcing firms to continue their European business.