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Millions more Dropbox leaks could be on the way, company says it wasn't hacked
By Hugh Langley published
Hundreds of Dropbox passwords have been leaked online, with potentially millions more to follow.

Apple 'actively investigating' celebrity nude photo fiasco
By Kevin Lee published
Apple is still on the hunt for the perpetrators, but it has concluded an iCloud breach isn't to blame for the hack.

Lifehacker UK: a new site from the people behind TechRadar
By Dan Grabham published
There's a new website from the same people who produce TechRadar, and we think you'll like it.

President Obama calls for reigning in spy programs in State of the Union
By Matt Swider published
In his SOTU speech, the President wants to reform the way the government spies on on Americans.

Target admits PIN numbers were stolen in payment data breach
By Michael Rougeau published
Updated A report this week said Target shoppers' debit card pin numbers were stolen, but Target says that's not the case.

Apple says it couldn't read your iMessages even if it wanted to
By Michael Rougeau published
After hackers claimed otherwise, Apple said that iMessages would have to be redesigned for the company to intercept them.

iSpy not: Internet firms deny involvement in NSA PRISM data mining program
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
Updated Two government agencies reportedly have direct access to servers belonging to the likes of Google, Apple and Facebook.

Google Australia's office hacked by researchers
By Nick Broughall published
A pair of security researchers have easily gained access to the building control system of Google's Australian office.
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