Security

Facebook may be scary, but we love it anyway

Mythbusters’ cannonball misfire still reverberating

Stars apologize; deleted pictures tweeted after mishap are still around

By the numbers: How dangerous are Facebook, Twitter, and search engines (really)?

Verizon’s says 4G LTE service back to normal

One-day problem made 4G devices slow to 3G rates

UK cracks down on claims industry SMS spam

The Information Commissioner's Office has conducted one raid so far in connection with unsolicited messages

Java apps have most flaws, Cobol apps the least, study finds

Analysis of 745 apps determines costs of flawed software as IT interest in 'technical debt' takes off

Symantec confirms Flash exploits targeted defense companies

November attacks delivered in malicious PDFs attached to messages promising a contract guide for 2012

Facebook disables bug used to expose Zuckerberg photos

Bug was fixed just a week after Facebook disclosed settlement with FTC over privacy issues

Google Wallet: A brewing battle between Verizon and Google

Turf war looms over a smartphone's secure element

DOJ questions if the AT&T and T-Mobile deal is still active

But a special master overseeing the DOJ's antitrust case says the litigation remains on track