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Cybercriminals show Skype more love as Microsoft warms to it

Shylock home-banking malware updated to take advantage of Skype, which will feature in Microsoft SharePoint and Office

Sometimes the best defense is deletion

Information Governance experts say that while storage coast are down, there's risk -- and cost -- associated with the growing 'data lake'

Twitter flaw gave third-party apps unauthorized access to private messages, researcher says

The issue was fixed, but apps that gained this permission without proper authorization still have it

Are federal agency workers going rogue with personal devices?

Telework Exchange survey shows BYOD policy gaps for mobile devices

Experts prod Oracle to fix broken Java security

Take a mulligan, redesign Java, urges one

Doubt cast on the security of Kim Dotcom’s Mega service

Mega officials admit they're JavaScript 'newbies' but say Mega is no more vulnerable than online banking sites to an attack

Google sees one password ring to rule them all

Google researchers have proposed a USB key, or even a finger ring, to solve the problems with website passwords

Google looks to kill passwords, but experts say not so fast

‘Aaron’s Law’ could have unintended consequences

Tragedy shouldn't undermine protection of private and public property, experts say

Researchers easily crack Philips hospital IT system

Cylance notified the U.S. ICS-CERT of the vulnerabilities in Xper, which integrates with hospital systems and databases