Security

10 security technologies destined for the dustbin

Systemic flaws and a rapidly shifting threatscape spell doom for many of today’s trusted security technologies

AT&T a closer partner of NSA than previously known, Snowden docs show

Hacking Team gives us incontrovertible proof of targeted mobile threats

It’s time to put the same amount of effort into securing our mobile devices as we do our PCs and servers

FAA: Pilots report record number of unmanned aircraft encounters

FAA: 650 reports of close encounters with drones so far this year

The six pillars of Next Generation Endpoint Protection

Taken together, these core functions can detect the most advanced attack methods at every stage of their lifecycle

Zero-day flaw in Google Admin app allows malicious apps to read its files

Your router: Gateway for hackers

The device that connects us to the Internet is dangerously vulnerable, security experts say. And while there are some signs of impending improvements, not much has happened in the past several years, while the threats have grown

Google has another try at patching Stagefright flaw

US Navy drone can fly, land on the water and swim

Navy’s flying/swimmer or FLIMMER can deliver sensors to hard to reach places

Facebook axes a future intern for exposing a privacy flaw

A Harvard student lost his internship offer at Facebook for developing an app that drew attention to a privacy flaw with Facebook's Messenger app.