Security

Who’s to blame for ‘catastrophic’ Heartbleed Bug?

German software engineer steps forward to take blame for OpenSSL mistake, but issue goes wider

Security update for BlackBerry 10 OS fixes remote code execution vulnerability

The vulnerability can be exploited via Wi-Fi when developer mode is active or via a computer USB connection, the manufacturer said

Calling customer service could put him on hold for years

Alleged burglar should have asked a friend to fix machine

How to defend against the OpenSSL Heartbleed flaw

Swedish ISP deletes all retained customer data in wake of EU court ruling

Other ISPs should also delete communications metadata following the Court of Justice's ruling, Swedish ISP Bahnhof said

Stung by file-encrypting malware, researchers fight back

Ransomware programs such as CryptoDefense, CryptorBit and HowDecrypt have left users enraged -- and often helpless

Twitter, at least, dodged the horrors of Heartbleed

Users have to be careful protecting their data because the vulnerability existed for years on many sites

Tip of the Hat: What the Heartbleed bug means for you

Here's a simple description of a complex problem that could affect hundreds of thousands of online businesses and their users

HP to pay $108 million for overseas bribery and corruption

Employees in Russia, Poland and Mexico were accused of bribing local officials

What you need to know about Heartbleed and OpenSSL