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Computer Forensics and Cybercrime Blog
Recent Blog Posts
Be Aware: Predicted Cyber-Threats for 2012
6th Jan 20122012 will present a whole new level of threats to corporate data security and the integrity of government and corporate systems. [Read more]
Facebook baked up snooping cookies?
7th Oct 2011Facebook was embarrassed this week with the (shocking?) revelation that the social networking website uses cookies that could potentially track every page you visit... even if you had logged out! [Read more]
Typos are a security risk
14th Sep 2011Typosquatting is basically when Internet users type in a website address into a web browser, but a simple (usually common) typo accidently leads the user to a website owned by someone looking to profit by selling their domain... or, even worse, a scammer or virus-ridden website. [Read more]
Older Blog Posts
- 2011-09-05Facebook has handed out user rewards of £25,000
- 2011-08-10Is Facebook a scammer paradise?
- 2011-07-07Keystrokes the key for future security?
- 2011-06-03Smile laptop thieves, you’re on camera!
- 2011-05-10Playstation Hacking is a Hotz Topic
- 2011-03-31Hackers' Republic of China?
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