Security

Just where are the world’s hackers located?

China, Russia, and now from within the U.S. are the most common locations for hackers, depending on who you listen to.

Guinness World Record: Amplifier operates at a speed of one trillion cycles per second

Northrop Grumman-developed system is 150 billion times faster than previous record holder could lead to faster networks, better radar

Microsoft releases stopgap POODLE protection for Internet Explorer

Next Patch Tuesday is Nov. 11, but a Fixit tool disables SSL 3.0 in the meantime

Drupal: If you weren’t quick to patch, assume your site was hacked

Pirate Bay co-founder found guilty of hacking in Denmark

Germany backs plan to retain personal flight data across EU

Confidential business data at risk at the border

U.S. agents can search and seize the laptops of international travelers at the border, so take precautions to protect confidential business information

Startup Capriza scores $27M to Zapp legacy apps into mobile ones

Former Mercury Interactive execs bring new life to legacy enterprise apps for the BYOD and mobile crowd

How to figure out if a data breach is a hoax

Get to know Voxis, the cybercrime platform for evading fraud detection

Almost like buying into a franchise, criminals outsource building fake ecommerce sites and buy software to beat fraud detection systems.