Security

You can’t shoot a drone, so what can you do if it invades your privacy?

It turns out you can't wildly shoot at drones while they're in the air. But if a drone is in fact invading your privacy, what can you do?

FTC shuts down “card member services” robocallers

FTC continues robocall battle;FCC robocall help may be on the way

Cybercriminals adopt recently patched zero-day exploit in a flash

Covering new geographies: e-SignLive expands with IBM Cloud

For those who haven't yet experienced it, electronic signing is a revelation and avoids the annoying cycle of printing, signing, and scanning documents that we've all grown accustomed to.

Banking malware proves tough to repel

Samsung will stop blocking Microsoft software updates ‘within a few days’

Former Qualcomm exec sentenced for insider trading

NASA to get space station view of Earth-bound asteroids, meteors

NASA’s Meteor investigation camera is programmed to record known major meteor showers

Software developers are failing to implement crypto correctly, data reveals

Macros big again with cybercriminals

Starting last fall, the use of attachments increased eight-fold, and that increase has persisted to this day, according to a new report