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June 14, 2012

AVG spreads its mobile shield
The well-respected security suite maker AVG brings a major update to its family-guarding iOS app, while debuting a new Windows Phone option.

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Anonymous, LulzSec spawn hacker crew offshoots
With names like "LulzSec Reborn," "MalSec," and "SpexSec," hacking groups are cropping up in the wake of LulzSec arrests and Anonymous dissatisfaction.

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Global Payments: Consumer data may also have been stolen
Credit card processor says unspecified consumer data may have been exposed in addition to credit card numbers stolen.

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	U.K. to reopen probe of Google Street View data collection U.K. regulator says information provided in an earlier investigation appears to have been contradicted by an FCC probe of the street-mapping service. More \| Share on Facebook

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Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.


	SpexSec takes aim at alleged terrorists, Zer0Pwn at Louisiana Two hacking groups post private information on Pastebin, including the passports of terrorism suspects and the e-mails and passwords for Louisiana state employees. More \| Share on Facebook


	Phil Zimmermann's post-PGP project: privacy for a price Phil Zimmermann released PGP for free, but he's planning to charge about $20 a month for his new Silent Circle encryption service. It's unlikely to be applauded by encryption-wary law enforcement agencies. More \| Share on Facebook


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