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Airplane Wi-Fi security can be easily compromised by hackers through malicious code, and can result in plane hijacking. Read more details.

Microsoft has warned consumers that a vulnerability in its Internet Explorer browser could let hackers gain access and user rights to their computer.

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Apple has released a software update for devices running OS X that fixes a major security flaw that left users susceptible to hackers on public networks.

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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Mitigation providers prevent network outages before they take place and helps you decrease costly downtime during attacks by vindictive hackers. In the nightmarish case of a DDoS attack on your network, Mitigation service providers disperse large influxes of incoming traffic designed to clog your network over massive, worldwide networks much more equipped to handle such traffic.

Learn how to protect your Android phone from Stagefright vulnerability that lets hackers to control your Android phone with one simple text

There is a bug out there for the iPhone that infects through SMS. It can then spread through the contacts list and apparently there is only one way to stop it. This has the potential to be ugly.