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Network World Security Alert Mar 10, 2016 How eye-tracking could stop PII leaks Personally identifiable information getting inadvertently disclosed through phishing could be reined in by eye-tracking sensors, think scientists. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Bill Gates on Apple v. FBI: A balance has to be made between the needs of investigators and privacy rights • Why certain kinds of cyberattacks come from certain places • Mac ransomware KeRanger has flaws that could let users recover files • World's coolest concept cars • Microsoft patches remote code execution flaws in Windows, IE, Edge, Office • US national lab advances wireless charging for electric cars • Encryption project issues 1 million free digital certificates in three months • Home Depot will pay up to $19.5 million for massive 2014 data breach Video/Webcast: Centrify Corporation 6 Ways to Avoid Data Breaches When Outsourcing IT Join Tony Goulding, Director of Technical Product Management at Centrify, to learn how to secure remote access, minimize your organization's attack surface, thwart in-progress attacks and govern privileged access, while outsourcing IT administration. Read More ▶ Bill Gates on Apple v. FBI: A balance has to be made between the needs of investigators and privacy rights Bill Gates thinks new laws are needed to sort out the encryption conflict going on between law enforcement and tech companies. Read More ▶ Why certain kinds of cyberattacks come from certain places To understand the threat landscape, you need to know about history, economics, and more. Read More ▶ Mac ransomware KeRanger has flaws that could let users recover files The KeRanger file-encrypting ransomware program for Mac OS X is based on Linux.Encoder and contains crypto flaws that could allow users to recover their files without paying cybercriminals. Read More ▶ World's coolest concept cars Read More ▶ Microsoft patches remote code execution flaws in Windows, IE, Edge, Office Microsoft has fixed 39 vulnerabilities in multiple Windows components, Internet Explorer, Edge, Office and .NET Framework, many of which allow for remote code execution. Read More ▶ US national lab advances wireless charging for electric cars This week the US Energy Department's Vehicle Technologies Office, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Hyundai America Technical Center Inc. said that technology they have been working on since 2012 could soon make wireless charging for electric cars more widespread. Read More ▶ Encryption project issues 1 million free digital certificates in three months Let's Encrypt, an organization set up to encourage broader use of encryption on the Web, has distributed 1 million free digital certificates in just three months. Read More ▶ Home Depot will pay up to $19.5 million for massive 2014 data breach Home Depot has agreed to pay as much as $19.5 million to remedy the giant data breach it suffered in 2014, the company confirmed on Tuesday. Read More ▶ White Paper: SentinelOne Inc A New Era in Incident Response Organizations face advanced malware, exploits, and other cyber attacks targeting the endpoint. Even when a threat is identified, the organization remains vulnerable until it is mitigated. Read More ▶ Join The Network World Communities As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook ▶ Network World on LinkedIn ▶ SLIDESHOWS Best Apple iPhone 7 design concepts of 2016 Four years of Raspberry Pi: In pictures Read More ▶ Most-Read Stories 1. 11 highest paying tech jobs in America 2. Windows 95 freaks out teenagers (See video) 3. Why Bank of America is not using the public cloud 4. 19 free cloud storage options 5. Home Depot will pay up to $19.5 million for massive 2014 data breach 6. Inside Bank of America's IT transformation 7. Skip deploying 802.11ac Wave 2 8. Cisco security chief: How to beat back security system complexity 9. 7 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools for Windows and Mac 10. 4 presidential candidates on 4 tech issues

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