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Anonymous Takes on Mexican Drug Cartel The hacker collective that has targeted business and government agencies that displease it now threatens Los Zetas with a security breach. - John P. Mello Jr., PCWorld Security News & Tips Two-Thirds of Consumers Fret About Phone Security We're using our phones for banking, buying, and broadcasting our location -- but that doesn't mean we're not still nervous. Share: How to Encrypt Your Smartphone Protect your photos, text messages, and other private data from prying eyes with these simple tips. Share: Stanford Program Decrypts Captchas, Spam Bots Inbound Stanford University researchers develop a computer program that can decipher captcha text meant to lock out spam bots. Share: Latest Security & Privacy News Anonymous Takes On Mexican Drug Cartel Barrett Brown Says Anonymous Attack on Drug Cartels Still Alive 'Socialbots' Invade Facebook: Cull 250GB of Private Data Supreme Court Set to Hear Landmark GPS Tracking Case Opposition to Stop Online Piracy Act Grows Your New Facebook Friend Could be a Bot Every Time You Blink, Facebook Locks Out Two Potentially Hacked Accounts DHS to Set up Policies for Monitoring Twitter, Facebook Security Alerts and Software Security Central Get the latest news, product reviews, and how-tos. PC World Downloads Browse free and trial versions of security software. The Future of 3D Gaming Read the latest updates on the gaming revolution. Read more. Advertisement Lenovo ThinkPads & IdeaPads Click thru to shop the bestselling ThinkPads & IdeaPads! Most Popular Searches Android Windows 8 HTC Asus Printers Product Reviews BlueStacks, Inc. 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