[Krebs on Security] Ne'er-Do-Well News, Volume I

Krebs on Security has posted a new item.

It's been a while since a new category debuted on this blog, and it occurred to
me that I didn't have a catch-all designation for random ne'er-do-well news.
Alas, the inaugural entry for Ne'er-Do-Well News looks at three recent unrelated
developments: The availability of remote access iPhone apps written by a
programmer perhaps best known for developing crimeware; the return to prison of
a young hacker who earned notoriety after simultaneously hacking Paris Hilton's
cell phone and data broker LexisNexis; and the release of Pavel Vrublevsky from
a Russian prison more than a year before his sentence was to expire.

http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/06/neer-do-well-news-volume-i/

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