Security

Epsilon breach grabs US Senate attention

Sens. Al Franken and Richard Blumenthal want answers from Epsilon on breach

Adobe patches latest Flash zero-day

Google Chrome users got the the update Thursday

Vengeful programmer gets two years in prison for botnet attack

Programmer launched virus that infected about 100,000 PCs and attacked Rolling Stone and Radar.

Truste wants to add tracking in IE9?

Privacy group accuses firm of being ‘anti-privacy’

White House releases trusted Internet ID plan

The Obama administration wants to help drive forward the trusted ID market in the U.S.

SCO Unix’s long, strange trip, unbelievably, continues

UnXis buys the rights to the SCO’s Unix assets sans the lawsuits

Europe moves to give consumers control of online advertising

The Internet Advertising Bureau Europe released guidelines how websites can inform consumer of tracking technologies

First Look: Norton 2012

Windows-based security products, Norton AntiVirus and Norton Internet Security get a boost

Survey says: You’re at risk

Juniper grabs another Cisco exec

Security operations chief jumps to rival during company revamp