Security

What, me worry? Despite Snowden leaks, Americans’ use of the ‘Net largely unchanged

EU Parliamentarians visit U.S. to talk data protection, mass surveillance

Yahoo’s new on-demand password system is no replacement for two-factor authentication

Beware the ‘visual hack’

The most common form of human hacking is social engineering. But that doesn’t mean there is no danger from old-fashioned physical spying in your office

Government requests for Facebook data continue to grow

BlackBerry teams with Samsung and IBM to offer governments a secure tablet

Interactive Hello Barbie might work for the NSA …

... but will she work for Mattel?

EU ministers OK new cross-border data protection plan, sparking criticism

Lockheed Martin spacecraft targets space station, moon missions

Lockheed’s Jupiter will compete with SpaceX, Orbital, Boeing, Sierra Nevada for NASA contracts

This isn’t your father’s enterprise software