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    After four years, SEPTA has reinstated pay to park for riders across different stations. Riders will have an option to either pay through a station kiosk, text to pay, or the Flow Bird App. FOX 29 ...

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  8. Torpig - Wikipedia

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    During the UCSB research team's ten-day takeover of the botnet, Torpig was able to retrieve login information for 8,310 accounts at 410 different institutions, and 1,660 unique credit and debit card numbers from victims in the U.S. (49%), Italy (12%), Spain (8%), and 40 other countries, including cards from Visa (1,056), MasterCard (447 ...

  9. Illegal movie downloads could be hiding dangerous new malware

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    Researchers found Peaklight malware targeting illegal movie downloaders. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson provides tips to protect yourself from malware.