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China seen probing IBM, Oracle, EMC after Snowden leaks
Claims NSA hacked critical Chinese infrastructure.
Staff Writers
Aug 19 2013, 8:05AM
Security
Facebook glitch causes massive data breach
Millions of users exposed.
Gerry Shih
Jun 24 2013, 8:03AM
Cloud
Data leaks emerge as worst security threat
Data leaks are catching up with viruses as the worst IT headache for companies in the US, UK, Germany and Japan, new research claimed today..
Robert Jaques
Jul 8 2008, 2:38PM
Security
Windows XP SP3 leaks onto the web
Windows XP Service Pack 3 has been cropping up on numerous file sharing and developer sites over the weekend.
Iain Thomson
Oct 9 2007, 2:59PM
Security
Personal data leaks 'worse in Australia than other regions'
Corporate data breaches - which can lead to identity theft - are occurring in Australia and without disclosure laws similar to those in the US those affected will never know they are at risk, claim Gartner analysts.
Negar Salek
Aug 16 2007, 1:15PM
Security
Apple targets Harvard student for product 'leaks'
In the wake of Apple Computer's product announcement flurry this week, a website popular with Apple enthusiasts has evaluated its earlier predictions of the products and found it got much right -- so much right that Apple has filed a law suit against the 19-year-old Harvard student who operates the Think Secret site.
Staff Writers
Jan 14 2005, 12:00AM
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