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Flaw could allow attacker to decrypt protected USB drives
Affects certain Kingston, SanDisk and Verbatim flash drives.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jan 7 2010 11:45AM
Security
RIM stands firm over Indian demands to decrypt data
The BlackBerry maker has refused to budge over demands that it allows India's Government to snoop on user's data in order to track terrorists
Richard Thurston
May 28 2008 10:06AM
Security
Ransomware getting harder to decrypt
Ransomware is becoming more complex, and anti-virus companies are worried they may not be able to decrypt ransomed files, according to a new report.
René Millman
Jul 24 2006 1:06PM
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