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Thousands of Brits fall victim to data theft

October 10, 2006 U.K. police struggle to contact people whose passwords and credit card details have been stolen. TAGS: victim, credit card, U.K., e-mail, password, Microsoft Corp., U.S.

Sun to boost Java ID plan for PCs

February 24, 2004 The company is modifying its Java software and working with mobile phone and credit card companies to better guarantee the identity of personal computer users. TAGS: Jonathan Schwartz, SIM card, JavaCard, Sun Microsystems Inc., mobile phone company, Java, credit card, credit card company, mobile phone, Java software, authentication, identity, GSM, password, telephone company, cell phone

Ending Microsoft's identity crisis

February 16, 2006 Identity expert Kim Cameron explains more about the InfoCards touted as the death knell for usernames and password. TAGS: Microsoft Windows CardSpace, credit card company, bank, credit card, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser, password, Microsoft Corp.

Fighting fraud by baiting phishers

March 31, 2006 RSA Security's newly acquired Cyota overwhelms phishing sites with fake usernames, passwords and credit card info. TAGS: phishing, RSA Security Inc., phishing Web site, fraudster, credential, fraud, username, bank, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, credit card, Internet Service Provider, Microsoft Internet Explorer, IP address, technique, password, IP

Symantec to keep watch over Web transactions

June 1, 2006 Norton Confidential, due later this year, promises to protect consumers as they conduct business on the Internet. TAGS: Norton Co., Symantec Corp., phishing, transaction, McAfee Inc., credit card, category, security, password, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows
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