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Beware snoopy apps that ask more than they need to know

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Beware snoopy apps that ask more than they need to know

12.28.2013 6:15 AM

Some apps that don't seem to have anything to do with user data are actually watching and noting your usage habits and reporting back to their corporate overlords.

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2013 in Review: Our nine best videos of the year

12.28.2013 9:25 AM

We've chronicled everything from 3D printing to Steve Ballmer's impending retirement. Find out what other videos made our list of favorites for 2013.

 

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Politics and technology collided this year, while the post PC era had some new entrants, as IDG News Service rounds up the most memorable stories of 2013

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12.28.2013 7:05 AM

Trust in the security industry took a blow with a recent report that RSA was paid by the U.S. National Security Agency to provide a way to crack its encryption.

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12.28.2013 8:00 AM

Video games are good teachers. Even first-person shooters might teach skills you need for work.

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Hackers are reportedly trying to use stolen Target cards

12.28.2013 10:15 AM

For the first time, hackers market stolen data with info on the location of store where card was used; experts say new strategy will slow detection.

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Mobile gadgets security called biggest challenge for business

12.28.2013 5:30 AM

Malware and other attacks are increasingly aimed at mobile devices connecting to business networks, a survey reveals.

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Apple, Samsung forecast to still rule tablets in 2014

12.28.2013 11:05 AM

Tablets will make up 50 percent of the PC market next year, according to a new report.

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