Security

Future of secure messenger in doubt after Pirate Bay arrest

Collegues said they don't know how Peter Sunde's arrest will affect the development of Hemlis

Beware the next circle of hell: Unpatchable systems

Israel-based software company claims police call recording software fixed

The consultancy that found the vulnerabilities said it hasn't been able to verify the repairs

University researchers test cyber-defense for nation’s power grid

Global mobile roaming hub accessible from the Internet and vulnerable, researchers find

Two security researchers from KPN found vulnerable hosts in the GPRS Roaming Exchange that can be attacked from the Internet

House panel investigating FTC data breach enforcement

Lawyers say the House Oversight Committee is investigating a P-to-P security vendor tied to the agency

OpenDNS to yank ads from its free consumer services

After pivot to the enterprise, OpenDNS decides ads and security don't mix

Companies should already know how to protect data, FTC argues

Previous settlements, public statements are clear on what's expected, agency says in dispute with LabMD

IBM patents technique for killing fraud, using click patterns

A new technology would pick up on suspicious changes in people's online activity

Cloud provider FireHost’s security chief brings lessons from the front lines

Chief Security Officer Jeff Schilling ran security at the US Army and Department of Defense