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“So you made it through the holiday shopping season without a scuffle. You watched Target get hit with one of the largest-ever data breaches and youEUve seen the predictions for the rising security threats in 2014 — and they are kind of scary. The big question is, how will you make your site more secure for the new year”
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“Large number of Americans see 2013 as anything but a banner year and aren’t reluctant to wave goodbye on New Year’s Eve, a new AP-Times Square poll says, reflecting anxiety stretching from the corridors of power in Washington to corporate boardrooms, statehouses, and city and town halls. Although the poll shows that people generally are looking forward to the new year with optimism and no blatant sense of foreboding, it also unmasks pent-up worries about international crises and instability, and concerns at home about the standard of living, health care and schools”
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“Many things have changed about the Internet over the years, but one thing that never seems to change is the ugliness of anonymous comments on virtually any Web site that allows unmoderated discussions. Now though, some mainstream Web sites have had enough, and are trying to find ways to eliminate vicious and vulgar rhetoric, even if that means banning comments altogether”
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“With the Department of Justice investigating the credit and debit card security breach at Target, IT professionals are also digging deeper into learnable lessons from what industry watchers are calling the second largest breach in U.S. history. We turned to James Lyne, global head of security research at Sophos, for his thoughts on the breach, which led to the theft of about 40 million credit and debit card accounts between Nov. “
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“More Americans are deciding to shop online this holiday season instead of heading to crowded stores. “