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Another Korean data breach – GOMTV.NET spills user account data, including passwords

Another South Korean service provider has reported a large-scale data breach, leaking usernames and passwords for subscribers worldwide. Late last month, cybercrooks made off with the personal information of up to 35,000,000 users of popular Korean sites Nate and Cyworld. This time, it’s the turn of Seoul-based streaming media service GOMTV to suffer a data-spilling

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Twitter finally released a “Stalkers” app? No, it’s a phishing scam

Twitter users are being hit today by messages claiming to link to a new app from Twitter which will track your stalkers. However, the messages are really designed to steal your Twitter usernames and passwords. Here’s a typical message that users are seeing: Twitter finally released an app that tracks your “Stalkers” get it here

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Twitter Announces New Features For Sorting Followers’ Tweets

Twitter is in the process of adding new features to its website that will helps you sort and view what users are saying about you and what is important to users within your network. The changes are coming to the selection of tabbed streams (located under Twitter.com‘s tweet box), which let you isolate specific information

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Google: ‘Your computer appears to be infected’

It’s only been a few weeks since the world’s web users woke up to discover a big black bar at the top of their Google search results (introduced when Google+ was launched). Now, some users of Google search might start seeing something else close to the top of the world’s most famous home page. The

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