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Passwords that until recently took years to figure out can now be cracked in a few hours, thanks to inexpensive technology, open source software and lists of common characters. Reusing your passwords makes you even more vulnerable.
New email scam looks like it came from the Internal Revenue Service. It might trick you into providing your name, social security number or more. Learn how to protect yourself from this and similar scams.
Website locks up your computer and demands money to unlock it, or you'll face criminal charges.
Illegal online use of personal information is rising sharply this year, according to a report by Experian.
Hackers are now breaking onto private networks, encrypting hard drives and demanding ransom payments to release your data.
Potential breach affects almost 10,000 Hartford Hospital and VNA HealthCare patients. Unencrypted data included names, birthdates and Social Security Numbers.
Some lawmakers are trying to force "data brokers" to let you see and correct the information about you they gather and sell.
Two Democratic sponsors have asked numerous private technology companies to support the revised bill ahead of a possible vote this week.
India now relays over 10% of the world's spam, with the U.S. just over 6% and Russia under 3%, from 2012 Q2 data.
Ever wonder where all that spam comes from? We did (but we're like that). Check out our clickable interactive country-by-country spam map.
