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Starbucks caught storing mobile passwords in clear text

2014-01-15 17:52:09| InfoWorld: Top News

The Starbucks mobile app, the most used mobile-payment app in the U.S., has been storing usernames, email addresses and passwords in clear text, Starbucks executives confirmed late on Tuesday (Jan. 14). The credentials were stored in such a way that anyone with access to the phone can see the passwords and usernames by connecting the phone to a PC. No jailbreaking of the phone is necessary. And that clear text also displays an extensive list of geolocation tracking points (latitude, longitude), a treasure trove of security and privacy gems for anyone who steals the phone.

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Microsoft joins group seeking to replace passwords

2013-12-13 18:36:33| InfoWorld: Top News

Microsoft has joined the FIDO Alliance, an industry group attempting to craft industry standards that reduce reliance on passwords, long regarded as a weak point in Web security. Launched in July 2012, FIDO, which stands for Fast IDentity Online, is hoping its specifications for security devices and browser plugins will be widely adopted across the technology industry.

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Pony Botnet Nabs 2M Passwords; Google Gets Into Robotics; New USB Coming

2013-12-05 19:32:34| PC Magazine Security Product Guide

From the latest breach of social network passwords to Google's foray into robotics, here's what you missed yesterday.

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Pony Botnet Nabs 2M Passwords; Google Gets Into Robotics; New USB Coming

2013-12-05 19:32:34| PC Magazine Software Product Guide

From the latest breach of social network passwords to Google's foray into robotics, here's what you missed yesterday.

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Pony Botnet Steals 2M Yahoo, Facebook, Google Passwords

2013-12-05 00:33:19| PC Magazine Security Product Guide

According to researchers, scammers have scooped up more than 2 million passwords for sites like Facebook, Google, and Yahoo, but it appears that the data was stolen via malware-infected machines rather than a hack of those companies' systems.

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