Popular cloud sync app raises security fears

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	EDITOR'S NOTE: Because security is becoming an increasingly vital component of enterprise IT, we're going to be increasing the frequency of our security newsletter to twice weekly. Popular cloud sync app raises security fears Dropbox makes it easy to sync files among devices, but a crucial weakness points to yet another soft spot in cloud security. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SafeCentral Learn How To Secure Your Endpoint Data With a continued shift to cloud computing and online banking, small and midsize businesses are now the main target of cyber criminals. Your critical data has never been more vulnerable. Let us show you how to secure your customers, accounts and endpoint data. Register now for our Free Live Webinar about Data Protection! In this Issue WordPress hack could put premium users at risk Adobe Flash zero-day shows a Chinese connection WordPress hack could put premium users at risk Malicious hackers have successfully breached WordPress.com servers. The breach could impact premium customers using WordPress for their websites, such as Flickr, NASA, Yahoo, and the New York Times. Read More Adobe Flash zero-day shows a Chinese connection The latest Flash zero-day security hole -- the one hitched to a Word document -- literally has 'China' written all over it. Read More
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