Security

Risk Considerations: Tracking services monitor your every move

Tracking services offer no real value to business, but they exist on networks large and small, and administrators are often unaware of them

Four suspected users of Silk Road Internet drug marketplace arrested in the UK

More arrests to follow, the U.K.'s new National Crime Agency said

Blackhole exploit kit author arrested in Russia

The future of the one of the most popular attack tools is uncertain, researcher says

Wireless carriers need to make changes to combat SIM-card fraud

Samsung gets no love on import ban from Obama administration

Competitor Apple saw a similar import ban overturned by the U.S. president

Campaigners crowdfund bid to take UK to human rights court over Prism spying

The European Court of Human Rights should decide if the government's Internet surveillance is legal, privacy groups said

The toll of enterprise cybercrime: $11.8 million per year; 122 attacks per week

Ponemon Institute survived 60 large companies and found the toll of cybercrime is growing

Reflecting on 10 years of Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday

A decade after it started, Microsoft excels at addressing security concerns when compared with its competitors

Release of Yahoo dispute documents by FISA court may be delayed

DOJ said staff are prohibited from working on the declassification during the US government shutdown

Three indicted in alleged source code theft from trading house

Manhattan's prosecutor says his office is focusing on intellectual property theft