We'll Never Know What Google's Doing With the NSA
The National Security Agency is a lot of things. Transparent is not one of them.
Having finally come to terms with the weaknesses in its operating system, Apple is turning to the security company Kaspersky Lab to point out vulnerabilities and offer advice on how to fix them.
The National Security Agency is a lot of things. Transparent is not one of them.
When Microsoft's not making software or technological marvels in its labs, it's fighting crimes with its Digital Crimes Unit.
Now that we know way too much about Bashar al-Assad's personal life, we need to extend a warning so that his regime doesn't end up knowing too much about yours.
Dell, the company that's perhaps best known for it's line of colorful, college student-friendly laptops, is getting into the cyber security business with its fairly sizable purchase of SonicWALL, Inc.
A group of hackers calling themselves Th3 Consortium and claiming to be affiliated with Anonymous and LulzSec broke into yet DigitalPlaground.com, the third porn site it's hacked in as many weeks, stealing 72,000 passwords and 40,000 credit card numbers.
The Obama administration's new defense strategy unveiled today says China is actively trying to curb America's military might but, in covert and overt ways, the Defense Department is bulking up its presence in the Middle Kingdom's backyard.
After all the lengths Google went to assure us of Google Wallet's security, it turns out the mobile payments system stores a lot of unencrypted information on your smart phone's database.
If the term "Internet troll" conjures up unintimidating images of angry, acne-faced computer geeks, the phrase "Internet water army" just sounds horrifying, like a force of besuited villains from a graphic novel.
On Thursday afternoon, Facebook confirmed that a "coordinated spam attack" has been sending a torrent of hardcore porn and gore into Facebook users' news feeds. It's not pretty.
As attacks on mobile devices skyrocket, the prospect of falling victim to a hacker seems like it's no longer a question of "if" but rather "when."
According to provisions in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Twitter's security and free speech policies don't always mix
A new online security bill will punish companies that get hacked
Researchers detail an international hacking plot that's been running for five years
Anonymous cracked two government websites and America's cybercrime chief resigned suddenly
It was all about going out on top, says a founding member
A long-awaited cybersecurity plan details how the nation should defend itself online
Meet George Hotz, aka GeoHot
On Obama's prudence, the Syrian people, and Shakespeare's appeal in China
The hacker group says the attack is in retaliation to anti-immigration legislation
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