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Apple's security has always been a tumultuous area of conversation among Mac and iPhone aficionados. On the one hand, you are always hearing things like "the Mac is easier to break into than Windows 7" or the "iPhone isn't safe enough for Enterprise!" But when has there ever been an outbreak among Apple machines?
Researchers find insecure BIOS 'rootkit' pre-loaded in laptops
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LAS VEGAS — A popular laptop theft-recovery service that ships on notebooks made by HP, Dell, Lenovo, Toshiba, Gateway, Asus and Panasonic is actually a dangerous BIOS rootkit that can be hijacked and controlled by malicious hackers.The service — called Computrace LoJack for Laptops — contains design vulnerabilities and a lack of strong authentication that [...]


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