Security

Trustwave plans to fight "baseless allegations" over Target breach

Dark Web: An ever-more-comfortable haven for cyber criminals

U.S. government seeking easier hacking sparks privacy debate

Cortana, Microsoft’s response to Siri, says ‘Hello world’

The voice-activated personal assistant was demonstrated at the Build conference

Researchers publicly disclose vulnerabilities in Oracle Java Cloud Service

The flaws could allow attackers to break into Java applications hosted on the service, researchers from Security Explorations said

How to respond to a data breach

GAO: Data breaches have more than doubled since 2009, how should government, companies respond?

FireEye, AhnLab score low in lab test of breach detection systems

NSS Labs  gives 'below average' score to both vendors' breach-detection products

FBI: Elaborate $1 million Verizon iPhone, iPad fraud busted

Chicago man preyed on Verizon, used FedEx employees to steal $1M worth of Apple iPhones, iPads

Ad tracking: Is anything being done?

With online tracking on the rise and Do Not Track efforts moving ahead slowly, users and browser vendors have been taking matters into their own hands.

Apple patches Safari’s Pwn2Own vulnerability, two-dozen other critical bugs

Cupertino again leaves Snow Leopard users out in the cold by omitting fixes for Safari 5.1.10