Security - News
- Securing Critical Infrastructure: A Cyber Security Call to Action
- Ryan Cleary indicted in U.S. District Court for supporting LulzSec
- Penn Station issues warning to customers after data breach
- Administration officials say Stuxnet was America’s first cyber weapon
- Is the hype surrounding Flame blazing a FUD-fueled trail of panic?
- Overcoming BYOD Security Challenges with Flow-Based Monitoring
- DDoS Attacks (Part III) - Winning the DDoS Arms Race
- DDoS Attacks (Part II) - The New Line of Defense
- DDoS Attacks (Part I) - Staying Master of Your Domain
- Abortion clinic suffers copycat attacks after breach by Pro-Life Anon
- Anonymous launches DDoS attacks resulting in three hits and a miss
- LulzSec suspect returned to prison for breaching bail conditions
- Barracuda: Good sites gone bad – malware in Alexa top 25,000
- China blamed for RSA attack during Armed Services hearing
- Recruitment website for the LVPD replaced with propaganda
- RockYou.com settles with FTC
- Microsoft smashes Zeus and SpyEye botnets with giant RICO bat
- Facebook privacy loophole allows cloaked spies among us
- D&B subsidiary in China investigated after bold claims to undercover reporters
- Senators Wyden and Udall still fighting against Patriot Act secrecy
- Syrian activists targeted by Phishing campaigns and malware
- Anonymous announces a new - somewhat official - OS
- Can Anonymous and the Occupy movement get out the vote in November?
- China blamed for social engineering attack against NATO commander
- Pro-Life Anonymous supporter arrested after abortion hack
- AntiSec: Panda Labs targeted for allegedly working with law enforcement
- FBI flips LulzSec’s leader – uses him to target other members
- Microsoft: Cloud will create 14 million new jobs by 2015
- Experts avoid AV because they can - the rest of you should still use it
- RSAC 2012: Lost or unclaimed devices pose risk to corporate data
- RSAC 2012: BYOD isn’t coming – it’s here and you can’t stop it
- RSAC 2012: Malware growth and why layered security is still king
- In Pictures: RSA Conference 2012 (Wrap-Up)
- In Pictures: RSA Conference 2012 (Day 3)
- RSAC 2012: RSA Conference Live! (Day 3)
- In Pictures: RSA Conference 2012 (Day 2)
- RSAC 2012: Voltage moving forward with mobile plus initiative
- Google offers massive cash reward to Chrome hackers
- In Pictures: RSA Conference 2012 (Day 1)
- RSAC 2012: RSA Conference Live! – Day 1
- Facebook denies reading personal text messages
- RSAC 2012: RSA Conference Live – Day 0
- RSAC 2012: RSA Conference – The Tech Herald’s preview
- Small medical practices facing serious security issues
- Facebook hacker slapped with prison sentence
- McAfee faces block due to poor performance in Firefox (Update)
- Nortel ignored network compromise for years
- Stratfor customers plagued by malicious emails
- Kaspersky maintains profitability and control as they move into 2012
- Previous owner data not scrubbed from refurb Xoom tablets
- Google's Android Market employs Bouncer protection
- Report examines the difference between real and fake Facebook profiles
- VeriSign left executives and the public in the dark about breaches
- Google discusses Android security measures
- Privacy supporters are potential terrorists according to FBI promotion
- RSA Conference denies bullying B-Sides San Francisco
- Infectious spam hijacks users who view the message
- Outdated WordPress installations hijacked by crime kits
- Anonymous rubbishes video clip announcing Facebook attack
- Twitter acquires another security firm
- Streamlined data protection laws in the EU raise concerns
- Anonymous forces DOJ and several others to protest SOPA / PIPA
- Feds remove Megaupload from the Web over piracy charges
- Koobface drops offline after key members exposed
- McAfee to release patch for open-relay bug
- 24 million customer accounts exposed in Zappos hack
- T-Mobile staffers and PR team exposed by webserver breach
- AntiSec: Stratfor calls attack the definition of a new fascism
- Symantec’s performance products called Scareware by lawsuit
- Leaked memo outlines backdoor usage for government intercepts
- Symantec source code leak is nothing special
- Financial Malware now targeting Facebook accounts
- AntiSec publishes 935,000 records taken from Stratfor
- Microsoft releases patch for hash collision DoS
- AntiSec: Christmas attack targets minor intelligence firm
- The FBI’s warning about doxing was too little too late
- Windows messaging bug crashes mobile and desktop applications
- Websense warns against 'typosquatting' retail attacks
- AntiSec: C.L.E.A.R. membership database leaked
- Concerned schools and businesses buying up .xxx domains
- C|Net downloader flagged as Trojan - hijacks popular security tool
- Four arrested after compromising phones to fund terror group
- Google’s secure search making things harder for SEO scammers
- Black Friday: Security team warns against malicious iTunes emails
- Pedobear icon viewed by DOJ as breadcrumb trail to sex offenders
- AntiSec raid reveals forensic investigation methods
- U.S. confirms it will use military force in response to cyber attacks
- AT&T warns customers of scripted attack
- Report reveals top 25 crackable passwords
- While shopping for bargains this holiday season beware of counterfeits
- Facebook profiles get a violent porn facial
- Manual tasks cause some IT staffers to cheat during audits
- Hacked: User information possibly compromised in Steam attack
- Insider arrested after DNS-poisoning attack targets Brazilian ISPs
- Occupy Wall Street movement gets new supply chain for winter months
- New forensics kit offers near-instant access to iOS 5 data
- Symantec: Chemical and Defense firms targeted in attack
- Wanted: Oakland cop who injured Iraq War veteran - Anonymous offers bounty
- AntiSec supporters take revenge - target the City of Oakland
- More than half of the typo-driven URLs for Facebook are malicious
- Japanese Parliament officials and staff monitored by Malware
- Mitsubishi compromise led to nuclear and military data theft
- HTC fixes Android data leak vulnerability - users told to update
- Ignored Skype flaw enables hackers to steal sensitive user details
- JBoss attack proves Microsoft’s Zero-Day findings
- Zscaler launches IP check tool
- AntiSec targeting law enforcement in support of Occupy Wall Street
- Stuxnet Jr. - Panic spreads as two vendors squabble over Duqu’s purpose
- DHS: Anonymous lacks the skill to harm ICS stability
- Verizon Wireless to collect and sell usage data
- Alleged LulzSec member exposed by VPN logs pleads not guilty
- Security teams left in the dark by current technologies and practices
- Imperva: Hackers team-up to target low hanging fruit
- BitDefender: Criminals and professionals willingly share sensitive data
- SEC pushes for disclosure of business risk profiles and attack details
- Sony faces more security problems - probe targeted 93,000 accounts
- CCC announces discovery of governmental Trojan
- NY Senators argue the First Amendment is a privilege not a right
- NCSAM: Security in 140 characters or less…
- NCSAM: 10 tips for fighting credit card theft and fraud
- HTC promises fix for data leak vulnerability
- McAfee to acquire SIEM vendor NitroSecurity
- Microsoft stands on Google's toes by curb-stomping Chrome
- Facebook implements malicious link-scanning service
- HTC looking into vulnerability reports
- Video: Syrian activist defaces Harvard website and leaks SQL data
- Federal Reserve looking to monitor social media
- 'Occupy Wall Street' protest turns chaotic and violent (Roundup)
- FBI snatches a homeless CommanderX during recent raids
- Proxy logs helped FBI track and arrest LulzSec member
- Adobe moves to patch zero-day XSS vulnerability
- Report: Bank of Melbourne’s Twitter feed used for Phishing
- After a massive security breach - DigiNotar files for bankruptcy
- Sony: Waive your right to sue or face a lifetime ban from PSN
- The unknown explosion of malicious email attachments
- Comodohacker: I can hack Windows Update
- FBI says Anonymous is a potential threat to national security
- More fallout from DigiNotar compromise as GlobalSign halts sales
- Safe AND secure: Sony hires former Homeland Security bigwig Philip Reitinger
- DigiNotar security incident goes from bad to worse
- Video on demand servers at Bright House Networks breached
- AntiSec: Texas LEA release to include shell access and more
- WikiLeaks knocked offline by Anonymous - RefRef due Sept. 17
- Questions remain as DigiNotar suspends SSL offerings after breach
- Pakistan bans online encryption for the good of state security
- HP’s TouchPad frenzy a reason to place IT security in context
- Social networking exposes current and future undercover cops
- Outdated plug-ins running wild within Enterprise operations
- McAfee: We’ve hit 65 million Malware samples in Q2 2011
- Former WikiLeaks associate destroyed potentially explosive documents
- HBGary: Attack by Anonymous helped our business
- Vanguard Defense Industries compromised by AntiSec
- Merrill Lynch gave contractor advance notice on S&P downgrade
- Social networking remains a security risk
- Anonymous leaks BART data - prepares for a Bay of Rage
- Symantec offers lite version of mobile security app
- AT&T and Juniper to develop mobile security platform
- University of Wisconsin's computers hijacked by Malware
- MySpace outage confused with hack - puppies and kittens are safe
- SpyEye source code leaked to the Web
