Security

Experts question guilty verdict for AT&T ‘hackers’

Cybercriminals are increasingly abusing .eu domains in attacks

The number of malicious .eu domains seen in attacks has increased this year, several security vendors say

Facebook faces legal threat over unsolicited advertising in Scandinavia

Facebook might violate European regulation with unsolicited advertising in news feeds, an Ombudsman said

Symantec spots odd malware designed to corrupt databases

The malware, concentrated in Iran, is specifically programmed to look for certain works written in Persian

HTTP Strict Transport Security becomes Internet standard

The technology to prevent some types of attacks against HTTPS connections is now mature, but adoption is low

Facebook to revoke users’ right to vote on policy changes

Your comments weren't good enough to merit a vote, Facebook tells users

Revisiting Microsoft Intune for Cloud-based Systems Management

Patching, Inventory, Remote Control, and Pushing Policies from the Cloud

Whitman says HP ‘100 percent committed’ to Autonomy products

HP sought to assure its customers it would continue to develop and support Autonomy products

5 Ways to Stay Safe Online on Black Friday, Cyber Monday

Businesses advised to prepare for Cyber Monday

Updating your browsers and clamp down on plug-ins, experts say