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New OpenSSL Bug Exposed
A new bug was announced in the OpenSSL library, used by many websites and tools to manage TLS/SSL. The bug does not affect My1Login services or its customers.

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A new bug was announced in the OpenSSL library, used by many websites and tools to manage TLS/SSL. The bug does not affect My1Login services or its customers.

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The My1Login events team took the road last week for InfoSecurity Europe 2015 in London. It's the 3rd year in a row that our team have exhibited at the event

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High-profile data breaches in 2014 have exposed just how extensive - and expensive - cybercrime has become: it’s a billion-dollar industry with no shortage of targets, and no end in sight. But while…

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Businesses wasting millions on password problems

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Terms like phishing, worms, botnets, trojans and denial of service are fast becoming everyday language to business owners, and things are going to get worse

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Security products like firewalls and antivirus should be part of every organisation's defence. But the security habits of employees also need to be managed

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Attend My1Logins 15-minute live webinar on preventing law firms from being hacked. Topics covered include data breaches, password risks, practical tips.

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The sports team's website became the latest victim in a string of politicised pro-Islamic State hacking incidents, with the homepage showing "I love you Isis"

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Fulfilling the minimum requirements is not enough for passwords. Thinking it is enough is why 50% of business passwords can be cracked within a few minutes

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The My1Login team will exhibit and speak at Law2014 in Manchester from 28th to 30th October 2014. Our team will be at Stand 6, so be sure to come to say hello!

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Password reuse at the base of Dropbox user accounts compromised due to credentials being stolen from elsewhere and then used to gain access to the service.

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Everybody can take five key actions to protect their WordPress blogs from hackers; applying updates or doing backups are just two; find out all the tips.