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[...] process is likely to be costly and time consuming. Last week, reports emerged that noted Sony Pictures’ websites and a number of Twitter feeds had been temporarily taken over. At the same time, [...]

[...] the studio’s internal data and threatens to make it public, according to multiple reports. Sony Pictures was hit by a hack that forced employees to shut down their computers Monday and stay off the [...]

[...] Some businesses and their Chrome-using customers are furious at Google’s crackdown on Chrome extensions that had been hosted outside of the Chrome Web Store. Their ire stems from Google’s forced [...]

[...] Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Adobe AIR products to install the update. People using Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer on Windows 8 will get automatic updates for the Flash [...]

[...] while also closing down networks. While it is likely the malware in question is linked to the Sony hack — considering the timing of the issued warning — an FBI spokesman declined to comment on the [...]

[...] began to implement the restriction at the end of May. The change affects Chrome Stable and Chrome Beta, the two most widely used versions of Chrome. Complaints are numerous, and judging by the 42 [...]

[...] World Cup security center Wi-Fi password leaked by newspaper The Wi-Fi network name and password for the security center at the World [...]

[...] federal court to loosen restrictions that prevent full disclosure of government demands for Twitter user data. The suit, filed by the San Francisco-based social networking company in the US District [...]

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[...] data of more than 100 million customers signed up for PlayStation Network, Qriocity, and Sony Online. Sony took the networks — for downloading and playing games, movies, and music — offline for [...]