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201 Microsoft and Facebook Launch Internet Bug Bounty Scheme
202 GOTCHA - No More Password Hacking
203 Google Offers Cash For Security Patches
204 Bounty Hunter Awarded $100,000
205 Stick Figure Guide To AES Encryption
206 Facebook Refuses Bounty, Internet Raises Over $10K
207 Public Key Cryptography Set To Fail In Five Years
208 Android Security Hole More Stupid Error Than Defect
209 Microsoft Offers $100,000 For Novel Exploits
210 Crypto Made Easy
211 Is Exploiting A Bug Hacking?
212 Open Source Homomorphic Cryptography
213 Another Java 7 Security Flaw
214 Oracle Releases Java Critical Patch Updates
215 Oracle Patches 86 Flaws in Database and Enterprise Products
216 Java Still Insecure Warns Homeland Security
217 25 GPUs Crack Passwords In Minutes
218 Java Is Top Attack Target
219 Hackers Target SQL Injection
220 Smartphone Apps Track Users Even When Off
221 PlaceRaider - Your Phone Can Steal A 3D Model Of Your Location
222 Oracle Login Weakness
223 Frankenstein - Stitching Code Bodies Together To Hide Malware
224 Google Announces More Cash For Security Bugs
225 ROP Mitigations Bypassed
226 BlueHat Prizes Awarded
227 Cartoon - Digital Rights or Wrongs?
228 Irises Change Over Time - Problem for Biometric Testing
229 Siri a Security Risk for IBM
230 A Short History of Hacking
231 Chrome, IE and Firefox Hacked
232 Inside Stuxnet
233 Chrome Hacked Twice at CanSecWest
234 FSF Opposes Restricted Boot
235 Google Offers $1 million for Chrome Hack
236 Kinect The Ultimate Security Device
237 Facebook's White Hat VISA Card
238 Print Me If You Dare - the Rise of Printer Malware
239 Quick action to patch ASP.NET vulnerability
240 The Computer Science of Insecurity
241 Cyber Attacks and Holidays
242 Planes are Unix hosts waiting to be hacked
243 Security by obscurity - a new theory
244 When cookies leak data
245 Search the world's smartphone photos
246 CIA/NSA want a photo location finder
247 Zodiac Killer code cracked? Cryptography at its worst
248 Microsoft releases source code for low-level WiFi
249 Passcodes prove predictable
250 Bitcoin still standing - but panic takes over
251 Audio CAPTCHA easily cracked
252 Cracking a Skype call using phonemes
253 Disk encryption made secure by amnesia
254 Hiding data in disk fragmentation
255 Cracking Stuxnet - a beginner's guide
256 GPS spoofing the new game in town
257 Chrome Safe In Pwn2Own Contest
258 iPhone passwords hacked in six minutes
259 Set a smartphone to hack a PC
 
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