Computer attack insurance rates rise

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Hacks that saw data stolen from Sony, Target, Home Depot and major health insurers have made it more expensive to cope with data theft.

CNET October 12, 2015

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Computer attack insurance rates rise after high-profile breaches

Hacks that saw data stolen from Sony, Target, Home Depot and major health insurers have made it more expensive to cope with data theft, Reuters reports.

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New California law requires police to get warrants for online data

Backed by many tech firms and the ACLU, the privacy law hits the books but doesn’t apply to federal law enforcement authorities.

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Privacy-concerned Apple deletes apps from App Store

The Californian tech giant has removed several apps from its App Store that install root certificates, which potentially allow hackers to view private user information.

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Samsung says customer payment data not affected by hack attack

A March attack was aimed at LoopPay, a payments company owned by Samsung, but the electronics giant insists customer data is safe.

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Anne Dujmovic
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Associate editor Anne Dujmovic brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.

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