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Breach of LinkedIn's Lynda.com Affects 55,000
A hacker recently gained access to a Lynda.com database containing user data.
Verizon Wants a Better Deal for Yahoo After Latest Hack Revealed
The top American wireless carrier still expects to go through with the deal, but is looking for 'major concessions' in light of the most recent breach.
Yahoo Says 1 Billion Accounts Exposed in Newly Discovered Security Breach
The number of affected accounts was double the number implicated in a 2014 breach that the internet company disclosed in September.
Be Careful, Next Week It Could Be Your Email on WikiLeaks
Hillary Clinton and her staff have been in the news thanks to email hacks, but it could happen to you, too.
How Last Week's Internet Slowdown Proves How the Internet of Things Industry Failed Us
The most frustrating part of the recent DDoS attack is that there were plenty of warning signs.
Daily Management: The Toyota Way
An entrepreneur has to constantly organize, operate and assume various risks in a business venture
Yahoo Has Disabled Mail Forwarding. Good Luck Switching Now.
'This feature is under development.'
10 Ways Scammers Are Stealing Your Money Online
It's important to protect yourself from malicious hackers and cyber criminals out there.
17 Tricks To Get More Things Done During the Work Day
Practice these simple tips to start freeing up your time and getting more done during the day.
The Low-Tech Hack You're Not Prepared For
Haven't heard of visual hacking? It could be a real threat to your business, says Daniel Burks, senior VP and enterprise chief privacy officer for U.S. Bank.
Yahoo to Provide Details on Massive Data Breach
It was not clear how such a disclosure might affect Yahoo's plan to sell its email service and other core internet properties to Verizon for $4.8 billion.
Tesla Fixes Security Bugs After Claims of Model S Hack
The company said it pushed out an over-the-air update to automatically update software on its vehicles within 10 days of learning about the bugs.
Bitcoin Is Money, U.S. Judge Says in Case Tied to JPMorgan Hack
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan in Manhattan rejected a bid by Anthony Murgio to dismiss two charges related to his alleged operation of Coin.mx, which prosecutors have called an unlicensed bitcoin exchange.