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Rise in Java exploits leave computer users at risk
Information Commissioner to get strict with websites that ignore new rules on the use of cookies to store personal data
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Following a security breach in which passwords were stolen, Dropbox now sends a six-digit code via text message to a mobile phone
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Social-networking giant is running a test that will enable companies to target individual users based on content they publish
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