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hacking in pictures
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In Pictures: The nastiest cyber security stink-bombs of 2013 (so far)
News about hacking
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Elusive hacker-for-hire group Bahamut linked to historical attack campaigns
The Bahamut group targets high-value victims and takes meticulous care with its own operational security.
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Hacks surge, but human error still the prime cause of NZ privacy breaches
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner's annual report shows reported private sector breaches overtaking the public sector for the first time - and human error is the major cause of breaches.
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Treasury claims hacking attempts preceded Budget leak
New Zealand's Treasury is claiming it was the target of a hacking attack ahead of the leak of confidential budget details on Monday.
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On Kaspersky, New Zealand intelligence community treads lightly
Government Communications Security Bureau says agencies could take 'current international commentary' into account when making security software decisions.
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Risky Wi-Fi no deterrent for Kiwi users
Eighty four per cent of Kiwis take significant security risks such as transmitting personal and financial information when using public wi-fi.
Features about hacking
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The human OS: Overdue for a social engineering patch
It sounds like the operating system that really needs some serious security patches is the human one.
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