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Clickjacker infections persist
Computers infected by an alleged $14 million clickjacking scheme broken up by the FBI in 2011 continue to send hundreds of thousands domain name service requests to servers set up as legitimate
EU official says identity management must be based on multiple biometrics
Identity management in the European Union must be based on the collection of biometric information from individuals, said Frank Paul, head of unit for large scale IT systems and biometrics within the
U.S. indicts 7 in clickjacking scheme
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said Nov. 9 it broke up a $14 million criminal ring engaged in clickjacking and advertising fraud using malware that infected more than 4 million computers
'Cyber war? Not!' says U.K. professor
Cyber war has not happened, is not happening and likely won't happen, says a paper published Oct. 5 in the Journal of Strategic Studies. Its author, Thomas Rid, a reader at King's College London,
Online banking not a model for Internet voting, says Elections B.C.
Although a comparison is often made between them, online banking and Internet voting are very dissimilar, says a discussion paper from Elections B.C., the organization responsible for conducting
Lewis: Cyber attacks are rare
Hyperbole over the term "cyber attack" has led to a misapprehension that they are frequent, says James Andrew Lewis, director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' technology and
