Security

Artist builds, flies helicopter made from his dead cat

Microsoft throws ‘kill switch’ on own certificates after Flame hijack

Cyber-spying tool exploited bug in Microsoft licensing service to 'sign' code, including some related to Windows Update

Flame malware’s structure among most complex ever seen, says Kaspersky Lab

More details surface about cyber-espionage Flame malware

The Legacy of Howard Schmidt: Take Care of the Basics and Information Security Will Take Care of Itself

Looking ahead at federal cybersecurity and what Howard Schmidt will leave in his wake.

Government role in Stuxnet could increase attacks against U.S. firms

How security pros are handling data overload

Windows 8’s built-in AV to be security of last resort

Integrated Windows Defender will activate only on PCs sans antivirus software or after other products have expired

‘Body Area Networks’ should free hospital bandwidth, untether patients

At-home use of disposable wireless monitors could be the biggest market of all

Security Utah CTO Steps Down Following Data Breach

Mobile Devices Enterprise Android Use ‘Severely Limited’