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Ceremony that created 19 new cardinals. and that's a quick look at stories making news on today's fox news flash. turning to this developing story, a major catch for u.s. and mexican authorities in the drug war. a drug kingpin reportedly captured in an overnight raid. the u.s. government's saying that joaquin guzman was arrested in a mexican hotel. he was on the dea's most wanted list and faces multiple drug trafficking charges. his drug empire stretching through north america all the way to europe and even australia. here's a warning you should pay close attention to, particularly if yo...

Malicious links and set up phony websites to steal information. attackers are most plikly to get into your apple device from untrusted and open wi-fi networks at home or coffee shops. apple urging users to download the update. if you have an iphone 4 and later generation, 5th generation ipod touches and ipad 2 and later models, a security fix for mac computers is expected soon. interestingly enough, there's some speculation that this security flaw was used by the national security agency to act as ios devices as claimed in recent documents linked by edward snowden. apple denies this claim. >> ...

Do. so first, be careful obviously anytime you're storing personal information. and second, and this is the key one, don't reuse passwords. i know they're so hard to remember but you shouldn't reuse them. starbucks says. this should have many people breathing a sigh of relief, no known impact to customers yet, no credit card information has been affected and right now the security flaw is limited to just the iphone but experts say it is very likely that other platforms are affect as well. they would have not only to have your physical phone but get into starbuck as database. it is rare. i will...

Joe? major security flaw in the most used payment app is starting things out. we have the story and other top business news. >> if you use your phone to buy your starbucks, this security flaw could certainly kill your buzz. the coffee giant behind the most used mobile app in the nation has been storing user's pass word without any encryption making those tied to the app your credit card number e-mail and location highly vulnerable to theft. all a thief has to do is steel your phone and hook it up to a computer and get that information. starbucks says it has fixed the flaw in the iphone app onl...

Protesting the national security agency's practices. skype wasn't the only internet company hacked. another posted the user names and phone numbers of nearly 5 million snapchat users. it said it wanted to call attention to a security flaw in the photo messaging service. snapchat had already admitted the flaw several days ago. cybercrooks may try to use the information to fish and defraud snapchat users. the new year is ushering in a new era for the boy scouts. it's lifting its century-long ban on gay members. the move is creating some division among its ranks. abc's scott goldberg has the ...