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Employing a passcode lock on your Apple iPhone 4, 4S or 5 used to be all you needed to do to keep potential thieves from accessing your contacts and photos and making calls using your minutes.
But a new instructional video demonstrates that a glitch of some kind in iOS 6.1 has left phones that run the operating system vulnerable to being hacked into to allow crafty users to take advantage of a range of their features.
Kim And Kanye Skip Airline Security At JFK, Cause TSA Disturbance And Delay LA-Bound Flight
An L.A.-bound flight was delayed Wednesday after Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were allowed to board without the required security screening.
Cylance, Internet-Security Developer, Gets First $15M Venture Capital
Cylance, a 7-month-old Internet security startup founded by a former McAfee executive, raised an initial $15 million in venture capital.
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Richmond, Va., Police Chief Resigns Amid Allegations Of Chris Brown Faking Community Service
Richmond, Va., police chief Bryan Norwood resigned his position Monday after receiving criticism for reporting that Chris Brown had completed his community service stemming from his 2009 beating of girlfriend Rihanna.
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Internet security startup Nok Nok Labs, whose directors include former White House security adviser Richard Clarke, said it had raised $15 million in venture capital.
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When Cisco Systems reports second-quarter results, investors expect marginally higher earnings on increased revenue.
Enhanced Security Software Uses Social Media, GPS To Monitor People
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Seattle Mayor Tells Police To Permanently Down The Drones
Mounting privacy concerns led Seattle's mayor to order the police to return its drones to the manufacturer.
Microsoft Preparing Major Security Releases Vs. Break-ins, Malware
Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) is completing one of its biggest-ever security updates to respond to major threats to its browser and users of Office products.
Christopher Dorner Manhunt: Listen To LA & Big Bear Police Scanners For Live Streaming Updates
Listen here to online police scanner live streams from Big Bear, Calif., and Los Angeles, where a massive manhunt is under way for Christopher Dorner, a former member of both the LAPD and U.S. Navy who is reportedly on the run in Southern California, where he has allegedly shot a number of victims, including a police officer and two civilians who died Thursday.
Drone Base Blackout: Is The New York Times Too Cozy With The Obama Administration?
The Times and Post broke a deal with the CIA by revealing a "secret" drone base in Saudi Arabia, but many wonder why it was protected at all.
CIA Chief Nominee John Brennan Heads To Senate For Confirmation Hearing
Brennan’s nomination process may not prove to be smooth sailing, due to his possible connection to controversial interrogation practices.
In Niger, New Disputes Over French Uranium Extraction
France has been mining Niger's uranium for many years, and now the poverty-stricken West African country is demanding a fairer share.
Technology Focus: Times, Post, WSJ Hacked As Cyberwarriors Up The Ante
By failing to focus on cybersecurity, the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee botched its hearing on Chuck Hagel as defense secretary.
Why TSA’s Canine Unit Is In The Doghouse
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IBM Announces Security Intelligence Software For ‘Big Data’ Customers
International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) introduced security software intended to detect “stealthy threats” that penetrate systems of “big data” providers
Mega Now Has A Third-Party Search Engine, Inviting More Scrutiny As A Pirate Site
Mega, Kim Dotcom’s successor to the defunct Megaupload, promised security and privacy that would make it legal and prevent it being taken down like other file-sharing sites. But a new search engine, mega-search.me, could undermine that claim because files are now visible to the public.
Chinese Hackers Attacked New York Times Computers After Wen Jibao Investigation: Report
The New York Times published an online article Wednesday evening alleging that "Chinese hackers have persistently attacked The New York Times" over the past four months.
Jason London Arrested: Read The Wild Police Report Of Actor Allegedly Pooping His Pants On Purpose [FULL TEXT, PHOTO]
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Jason London Arrested: Actor Gets In Bar Fight And Allegedly Poops His Pants [MUGSHOT PHOTO]
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Rick Ross Increases Security Measures After Drive-By Shooting
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