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SECURITY
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Concerns over Israeli access to BlackBerry data, and the use of the device by the United States to spy on the United Arab Emirates are behind the Gulf state's moves to curb the smartphone, says Dubai police chief.
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Kaspersky Lab has warned that location-based services is a very popular trend on social networking platforms but can increase users' security risk profiles immensely.
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RIM to come up with BlackBerry solution
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BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion may provide some solution this week to help Indian security agencies access corporate email by obtaining encrypted data in readable format.
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Germans wary of Google Street View
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Germans have long harboured an obsession about protecting privacy, with memories of Nazi-era denouncements of neighbours and East German secret police snooping still alive. Now they have found a new target for their fears.
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Negotiating the ethics of code-cracking
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Legions of tenacious computer savants are constantly trying to seek out personal data through tunnels carved out of code.
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- India decides on BlackBerry ban
- China sets up new battle over computer security
- Street View: Google cracks under the pressure
- Pentagon eyes technology to increase efficiency
- Blackberry solution 'has to come from RIM'
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- How to turn your smartphone into a bugging device
- India finds a way to access BlackBerry emails
- Watchdog urges Jordan to veto cyber law
- Now Spain concerned by Google's Street View
- Thailand blocks access to WikiLeaks
- India gives operator deadline on BlackBerry
- Cyberwar claims high-profile victim
- Facebook scammers spreading fake 'Dislike' button
- BlackBerry assures India on access to services
- HK banks sold personal data - report
- India to target Google, Skype messaging next?
- India gives RIM final deadline
- India steps up demands for BlackBerry access
- Hackers syphon cash from online accounts
- Malware threat at a new high - McAfee
- RIM cracking under Saudi pressure?
- India to decide BlackBerry fate
- Your smartphone running on Android software?
- S.Korea to probe Google's Street View
- BlackBerry Messenger to continue
- BlackBerry ban 'inconclusive'
- BlackBerry row lifts veil on cyberspies
- Watchdog warns of iPhone hacker glitch
- Saudi, RIM talks progress as Blackberry ban looms
- Indonesia denies plan to ban BlackBerry service
- BlackBerry puts SA customers' fears to rest
- The modern way to rob a bank - by remote
- US authorities able to tap BlackBerry messaging
- Hackers could enslave iPad, iPhone - experts
- Who will be next?
- BlackBerry ban begins on Friday - Saudi regulator
- Turn off your cellphone now...
- Microsoft patches 'critical' crack in Windows
- 'Is your detergent stalking you?'
- RIM refuses to back down on BlackBerry issue
- Android attack software released
- Saudi Blackberry users face ban
- Judges ponder Google privacy lawsuits
- Scammers' language is a dead give-away
- App steals private data from millions
- Internet undergoes 'historic' upgrade
- India concerned with BlackBerry services
- Kaspersky releases 2011 anti-virus
- Rivals turn into allies to battle cyber crime
- Ruling allows iPhone users to alter software
- Dangerous virus 'created by students'
- Baidu may press claims for hackers, says judge
- Google accused of using 'snooping' code
- Hackers busted in Italian probe
- Virus targets Siemens' systems
- Europe produces third of world's spam - report
- Social networkers worried about privacy
- Germany probes Facebook's breach of privacy
- Apple clients fall victim to hacker
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