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Government-Funded Hackers Say They've Already Defeated Windows 8's New Security Measures

by Andy Greenburg | October 31, 2012 | forbes.com

Last week’s Windows 8 launch wasn’t just a major product release for Microsoft. It seems to have been a banner day for the government-funded hackers who take Microsoft’s software apart, too.

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California passes strict social media privacy law

by Mike Rosenberg | October 3, 2012 | securityinfowatch.com

Business and colleges barred from requesting access to employees, students personal social media accounts under new law

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Emotional, physical cost of workplace bullying

By Andreas Dorn | September 28, 2012 | nst.com.my

SYSTEMATIC DESTRUCTION: It jeopardises health, career and the job once loved by the victim

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5 Mobile Security Lessons From the Department of Defense

by Jason Bloomberg | September 26, 2012 | cio.com

Several years ago, the National Security Agency wasted millions on a circuit-switched approach to mobile security strategy. With help from the Department of Defense, the NSA is doing things differently now. Enterprise CIOs can learn a few things from the effort, too.

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Claim of iPhone hacking raises questions about FBI data

by Ken Dilanian and Salvador Rodriguez | September 5, 2012 | latimes.com

A hacker group says it obtained millions of identification numbers from iPhones, iPads and other devices from an FBI laptop. The agency denies having the data.

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