Security

New York Times website hacked

Early evidence suggests site was hit by Syrian Electronic Army

Weird … why does ‘Jennifer Aniston naked’ still work for phishing?

Phishing attacks down, user gullibility up ... or, at best, where it's been for years ...

Cybercrime service automates creation of fake scanned IDs, other identity verification documents

The service produces high-quality fake scans that can be used in fraud attacks to impersonate victims, Group-IB researchers said

Facebook got 25,000 government requests about users

Nearly half of all government requests about Facebook users come from U.S. agencies

China DDoS attack shows not all TLD servers equally secure

Trojan targets Craigslist users with spam

Group behind attack on New York Times linked to G20 phishing attack

Wall St. traders allegedly stole code, data with eye toward starting their own company

Manhattan District Attorney files suit against men who allegedly stole copies of electronic trading software

Sept. 23 deadline looms for business compliance with HITECH Act on patient privacy

Organizations handling protected health data face new rules

Microsoft will craft XP patches after April ’14, but not for you

The company could keep shipping updates, even play the pay-to-patch card