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Gold Claws Back from Four Days of Losses

Gold prices on Tuesday clawed back four days of losses after ratings agencies decided not to punish the U.S. for its inability to cut the national debt.

AT&T investigates security breach attempt

AT&T Inc, the No. 2 U.S. mobile provider, said it is investigating an organized and systemic attempt to access wireless customers' information but that it did not believe any accounts were breached.

AT&T Notifies Customers of Attempted Hacking

The company said the attempts to hack accounts were unsuccessful.

Burnt vehicles are seen at the ECWA church compound in New Jerusalem

Nigeria Security Says Politicians Sponsor Islamists

Nigerian politicians are funding members of a radical Islamist sect responsible for dozens of shootings and bombings this year in the north and capital of Africa's most populous nation, the state security service (SSS) said on Monday.

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Lax Security at Nasdaq Helped Hackers

A federal investigation into last year's cyber attack on Nasdaq OMX Group found surprisingly lax security practices that made the exchange operator an easy target for hackers, people with knowledge of the probe said. The sources did not want to be identified because the matter is classified.

ATM ‘Skimmers' Nabbed for $250,000 Heist

Three men accused of stealing more than a quarter of a million dollars from 1,500 people have been arrested. The men had installed card-reading devices and surveillance video cameras on Chase ATMs near Union Square in January.

Gold Prices Fall to One-Week Low on Eurozone Fears

Gold fell to a one week low on Thursday as fears that the euro zone debt crisis could spread from peripheral to core economies kept investors nervous and prompted some to liquidate profitable positions to cover losses in other asset classes.

Ex-U.S. admiral raises cash for cyber security firm

Retired U.S. Admiral William Fallon has spent the past year working to turn around a high-tech start-up that sells software that helps government agencies and businesses fight sophisticated cyber attacks.

TSA Turns 10: What’s Changed and What Needs to Change?

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) turns 10 on Saturday and many will reflect on what has changed in the past 10 years and what needs to change in the administration's pre-teen years.

LANDesk Sees Security Threat from Mobile Platforms

LANDesk Software, the venerable desktop management systems developer, is tapping into the burgeoning market of mobile platforms with new security systems.

Hackers eye Canada business: study

Hackers attacking Canadian organizations are determined to make money in targeted campaigns while government insiders stole more data than ever before, a security study released on Tuesday showed.

Israel Vows to Help Kenya With Security Issues

Both Netanyahu and President Shimon Peres have emphasized that Kenya is a critical ally for Israel and crucial to the stability of East Africa.

Police officers stand on duty outside the Houses of Parliament in Central London

UK May Use Ground-to-Air Missiles to Protect 2012 Olympic Games

Both police and the military will be reportedly deployed across London during the games next year.

West Covina Officials Angry About Video Spoof [VIDEO]

A YouTube video showing a group of West Covina, Calif., police officers playing a practical joke on a driver has made city officials furious.

Analysts work in a watch and warning center of a cyber security defense lab at the Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, Idaho

IBM Starts Selling Security Software Patch for Smartphones, Tablets

IBM said it will sell a new security software patch to enterprises to ensure mobile devices like smartphones and tablets are secure. The move is part of a new emphasis on computer security.

Mozilla Firefox 8: 5 Key Features

Mozilla released Firefox 8, an update with a great emphasis on security, especially for loading graphics and third-party apps and add-ons.

Fifty-Million-Year-Old Hitchhiker Found

Scientists discovered a prehistoric mite clinging to the back of an ancient spider -- and say it could teach humans a thing or two about hitchhiking.

Ex-Motorola Software Engineer Hanjuan Jin on Trial for Stealing Trade Secrets

A 41-year-old ex-Motorola software engineer accused of stealing trade secrets for her native country, China, is currently on trial and is looking at 15 years in prison if she is convicted of economic espionage.

U.S. Soldier Charged with Attempted Espionage for Foreign Power

A U.S. Army specialist has been charged with attempted espionage by communicating classified military information to a suspected foreign spy.

Apple security expert finds apps-software bug

A software flaw in Apple Inc's iPhones and iPads may allow hackers to build apps that secretly install programs to steal data, send text messages or destroy information, according to an expert on Apple device security.

U.S. Accuses China and Russia of Internet Spying, Which China Denies

China and Russia are using cyber espionage to steal U.S. trade and technology secrets to bolster their own economic development, which poses a threat to U.S. prosperity and security, according to a new U.S. intelligence report.

Police GPS tracking case to be heard by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court for the first time will hear arguments on Tuesday on whether police need a warrant to track a suspect's vehicle with a GPS device, another clash between new surveillance technology and basic privacy rights.

Cyber terrorists hacked Visa and Mastercard when they blocked payments to Wikileaks

IBM Bolsters Security Portfolio with Threat Analysis

IBM, the world’s No. 2 computer services company, has created a security services division to enable enterprises to combat cyber-threats, hackers and penetrations.

Central GoldTrust Sells 2.65M Units for $180M

Calgary-based Central GoldTrust, a closed-end trust that holds gold bullion for investors, said Friday it sold 2.65 million units for $180 million.

Primero Q3 profit rises on gold prices

Primero Mining (P.TO: Quote) posted a third-quarter profit, helped by strong gold prices, sending its shares up as much as 7 percent.

China scorns U.S. cyber espionage charges

China on Friday dismissed a U.S. report on online spying as irresponsible, rejecting the charge that China uses cyber espionage to steal lucrative U.S. trade and technology secrets.

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