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• Financial malware hijacking Twitter accounts

  23.04.2013

  Researchers have discovered another active spamming campaign targeting Twitter users.

• Twitter's recipe for security awareness

  12.04.2013

  Security awareness training is an issue that has been and continues to be hotly debated both online and offline.

• Twitter wisdom: April 9, 2013

  09.04.2013

  Here's food for thought from people you should be following on Twitter.

• Fake Pope Twitter account proves malicious potential of breaking news

  14.03.2013

  Mere minutes after it become publicly known that Argentinian cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected to serve as the new Pope, Internet users around the world began searching for him on social networks.

• MiniDuke does not come only via email

  11.03.2013

  Researchers from Kaspersky and CrySyS Lab continue to analyze the MiniDuke backdoor and have discovered two previously unknown infection mechanisms.

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