Microsoft highlights evolving dangers as online identity data proliferates

Stuart Sumner
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Hackers have an increasing number of access points via online identity information

Identity information of internet users is becoming increasingly complex and difficult to secure, according to a senior director at software giant Microsoft. Paul Nicholas, senior director, globa...

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