Best Buy, TiVo and Walgreens are the latest in a string of companies hacked over the weekend. Fraudsters gained access to customers’ files, including email addresses. Epsilon, the communications provider of the companies, issued a brief statement saying “a full investigation was under way” of the breach of some customer client data was discovered....
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The security of online payment has been put under the spotlight with the news that the Lush.co.uk e-commerce website has been taken down following attacks by hackers. Experts say it seems the site was "riddled with vulnerabilities."
Twitter: The new stage for hacker hijinks
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Generating a news frenzy usually reserved for Apple product launches, pranksters turned Twitter into wormville
this morning. The fast-spreading exploits proved two things: Twitter is undoubtedly now a mainstream service, and it's joined the ranks of big-time tech companies as a target for hackers.
