Security

Mozilla gives CAs a chance to come clean about certificate policy violations

Mozilla asks CAs to revoke all sub-CA certificates that are used for SSL traffic interception, or face penalties if found out later

U.S. lawmakers call on FTC to investigate Google over Safari cookies

The lawmakers are concerned that Google may have violated a consent agreement it reached with the FTC last year

Anonymous threatens to DDOS root Internet servers

The threat from the hacktivist group is unlikely to be successful, said an expert

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Congress passes bill that opens up TV spectrum

Tech groups praise a compromise that allows the FCC to set aside spectrum for unlicensed uses

The lowdown on Google’s Safari tracking cookies

What Google did and why it matters to Safari users

Google’s tracking of Safari users could lead to FTC investigation

Privacy advocates say Google's circumvention of antitracking controls could violate a privacy settlement with the agency

IRS warns of Dirty Dozen 2012 tax scams

IRS list includes identity theft, phishing, other scams

Crypto researcher Arjen Lenstra shares thoughts on paper blasting RSA cryptosystem

Lenstra: 'If the environment cannot provide enough entropy during key set-up, then RSA becomes a tricky choice'

Microsoft slams Google over iPhone, Mac privacy boner

Again touts IE9 as an alternative for Google-fearing users