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Intel to spin out cyber security unit, sell stake running a business to TPG

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 19, 2016

Intel and TPG will be co-owners of McAfee Intel and TPG to co-own McAfee Intel said it would spin out its cyber security division, formerly known as McAfee, and sell a majority stake in it to investment firm TPG for $3.1 billion in cash. TPG will own 51 percent of the new entity, valuing the complete […]

Hacker attacks 62 websites including American Human Rights Council calling for jihad

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 19, 2016

A hacker going by the name MuslimLeets (aka Muj4hida) conducted targeted cyber attacks up against the American Human Rights Council (AHRC) and 62 other websites, affecting businesses including those run by doctors, lawyers, real estate businesses and more. The websites were defaced with communications calling for jihad. AHRC executive director Imad Hamad confirmed the hack in […]

Spyware infected Android Apps stealing ‘significant amount’ in Google Play Store of user data found

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 19, 2016

Google has removed four harmful Android applications from its recognized Play Store after security researchers from Lookout found these to be infected with some spyware capable of stealing a “significant amount” of private data from an user’s infected device. The spyware dubbed Movie director is capable of enjoying a host of delicate user information including a […]

FBI Director warns: Cover your webcam with tape to combat hackers

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 19, 2016

The Director of the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, James Comey, has exposed and he covers up his webcam with a part of tape and has urged others to do the same in order to fight hackers. “Heck yeah” was Comey’s answer if he was asked whether he blocked the webcam in the personal computer at […]

FBI appeal by publications over terrorist’s iPhone 5C into San Bernardino

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 19, 2016

3 leading publishing entities in the usa, The Associated Press, UNITED STATES Today, and Vice Media have sued the Federal bureau of investigation (FBI) to learn who they paid and how much was spent to hack into the i phone 5C owned by San Bernardino terrorist Syed Farook. The FBI had previously refused to provide […]

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