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Five Charged in ID Theft Ring That Bought Apple Gift Cards
While the ring operated mainly in 2012, bogus applications were being made in victims' names as recently as one month ago.
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South Korea's Identity Thefts Force Overhaul of National ID Card System
The issue came to a head after 20 million people including the president, Park Geun-hye, were victims of a data theft at three credit card companies.
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Home Depot Data Breach Affected 56 Million Credit and Debit Cards
The size of the theft at Home Depot trails only that of TJX Companies' heist of 90 million records disclosed in 2007.
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Little Internet users can do to thwart 'Heartbleed' bug: experts
Researchers have observed sophisticated hacking groups conducting automated scans of the Internet in search of Web servers running a widely used Web encryption program known as OpenSSL that makes them vulnerable to the theft of data, including passwords, confidential communications and credit card numbers.
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Car thieves become Internet savvy
Beware before clicking pictures of your car as it may become the next target of carjackers.
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'Internet addict' gets 20 yrs for stealing credit card data
A computer hacker from Miami who orchestrated one of the largest theft of credit and debit card numbers in U.S. history was sentenced Thursday to 20 years in prison after he apologized for leading a scheme that cost companies, banks and insurers nearly $200 million.
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Five Charged in ID Theft Ring That Bought Apple Gift Cards
While the ring operated mainly in 2012, bogus applications were being made in victims' names as recently as one month ago.
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South Korea's Identity Thefts Force Overhaul of National ID Card System
The issue came to a head after 20 million people including the president, Park Geun-hye, were victims of a data theft at three credit card companies.
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Home Depot Data Breach Affected 56 Million Credit and Debit Cards
The size of the theft at Home Depot trails only that of TJX Companies' heist of 90 million records disclosed in 2007.
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Little Internet users can do to thwart 'Heartbleed' bug: experts
Researchers have observed sophisticated hacking groups conducting automated scans of the Internet in search of Web servers running a widely used Web encryption program known as OpenSSL that makes them vulnerable to the theft of data, including passwords, confidential communications and credit card numbers.
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Car thieves become Internet savvy
Beware before clicking pictures of your car as it may become the next target of carjackers.
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'Internet addict' gets 20 yrs for stealing credit card data
A computer hacker from Miami who orchestrated one of the largest theft of credit and debit card numbers in U.S. history was sentenced Thursday to 20 years in prison after he apologized for leading a scheme that cost companies, banks and insurers nearly $200 million.
