Data Security
Will Europe Upend Google's New Privacy Plan?
The European Union asks Google to delay implementing its new privacy policy for closer scrutiny with stricter European privacy law.
VeriSign Hacked: What We Don't Know Might Hurt Us
VeriSign didn't exactly 'disclose' the breach, and the few details buried in the SEC filing create more questions
Trojan Gang Targets BT, Talk Talk and Sky Customers
Thieves target phone service logins to fool verification checks
Leaked EU Memo Highlights Concerns Over Data Retention Law
Digital rights groups say the memo reveals a hidden agenda
Google Reveals Android Malware 'Bouncer,' Scans All Apps
Claims 40% reduction in malicious app downloads in second half of 2011
Google Aims for Higher Government Security Accreditation for Apps
Cloud giant explores possibility of getting IL2 accreditation
Anonymous Releases Recording Between FBI, UK Law Enforcement
The hackers obtained an e-mail containing the dial-in details and access code for the conference call
Anonymous Grabs Email From Firm That Defended Marine in Haditha Case
Hacking collective says it has collected 3GB worth of detailed records, transcripts related to case
Managing the unmanageable
Cloud firewall management vendors unleash new wares aimed to taming virtual firewall sprawl.
Metropolitan Police Shares Victims' Emails in Data Breach
Information Commissioner has been notified
Google Finally Scans Malware-Ridden Android Market
The Bouncer service analyzes apps in Android Market for known malware, spyware, and trojans
Apple FileVault 2 Encryption Cracked By Forensic Software
Users warned to deactivate automatic login
Apple Updates Lion, Patches 51 Bugs in Mac OS X
But some users report every app crashes after 10.7.3 is installed
Trojan Found Breaking Yahoo CAPTCHA Security in Minutes
Cridex uses infected PCs as proxies for anti-CAPTCHA engine
