Do Not Track Plus add-on stops the tracking paparazzi

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book to ensure CNET newsletters reach your inbox.   Security Center       View online  |  Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter February 13, 2012    IN THIS ISSUE     Do Not Track Plus add-on stops the tracking paparazzi     Anonymous invites CIA, others to its weekend party     New tool cracks Apple iWork passwords     Latest Google Wallet hack picks your pocket     Want better car insurance rates? Let the AA track your driving     Do Not Track Plus add-on stops the tracking paparazzi There's a war on the Web for your personal data, and Abine's newly updated Do Not Track Plus browser add-on hands you the Internet equivalent of a neutron bomb.  More | Share on Facebook      Anonymous invites CIA, others to its weekend party Following its FBI shenanigans of last week, the loose-knit hacking collective claims to have taken down the CIA's Web site, along with the sites of the Mexican Senate and Interior Ministry. It also says it hacked into police and government sites in Alabama and pilfered personal info on 46,000 Alabamians.  More | Share on Facebook      New tool cracks Apple iWork passwords Russian cryptography company ElcomSoft has developed a tool that makes cracking iWork document passwords easier.  More | Share on Facebook          About Security Center Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.     Latest Google Wallet hack picks your pocket Researchers had just identified a brute-force way to crack Google Wallet PINs, and now there's another--and much easier--way to access a Wallet account.  More | Share on Facebook      Want better car insurance rates? Let the AA track your driving The U.K.'s Automobile Association says its tracking technology could help save customers 850 pounds--or more than $1,300--annually.  More | Share on Facebook      OTHER CNET RESOURCES     CNET.com     CNET TV     CNET How To     Latest CNET Reviews     Top 10 must-have gadgets     CNET Exclusives     CNET Mobile reviews     CNET Editors' Choice winners     Shopper.com

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