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After our exclusive Anonymous interview, other members of the hacker collective came forward to reveal more details surrounding their plan for legaliz...
This question originally appeared on Quora. By Feross Aboukhadijeh, Stanford undergraduate, computer secur...
With the danger posed on both sides of the cyber-hacker war, is the internet bearing witness to an internet cyber-détente?
Twelve weeks ago, the Economic Development Administration was the target of a sophisticated hack attack. What's shocking is not that it happened, it's that despite the return to pre-historic fax-machine technology, the EDA seems to be functioning fairly well, perhaps even better in some ways.
Celebrities are a perfect target for hackers -- they're highly visible, spend lots of time on their smartphones and they know next to nothing about security. It's no wonder they're often victimized by hackers.
The very real consequences of failing to keep up with the changing world include security breaches, reputation damage, regulatory fines, and even falling foul of the law.
Did you know it is very likely that you inadvertently put all of your digital data in someone else's hands if you no longer have the device?
The majority of users are apparently comfortable making purchases with their phones, just as they would with a PC, but are mobiles really meant for financial transactions?
"Carders" are the people who buy, sell, and trade stolen credit card data online. They rely on a variety of techniques to obtain it.
The headlines read, "Foxconn Hacked," but could it have just as easily had your name instead? Keep you, your company, and your customers safe by staying secure and closing those windows.
No more jimmying doors with a Slim Jim, bricks through windows, extracting lock cylinders with a dent puller, or hot-wiring ignitions. Automobiles tod...
Public-private partnership (PPP) describes a government service or private business venture which is funded and operated through a partnership of gove...
Thank you, Digital Revolution. You've given us many benefits, to be sure, but now this. We are living, apparently, at the mercy of people with the manners of a chimpanzee and the tongue of a Sicilian fishwife.
As technology evolves and our use of the Internet and mobile devices becomes more complex, cybercriminals are also evolving and honing their skills with new types of attacks.
There were plenty of gadgets shipped in 2011, but the big stories of the year were about the people who made them and used them to change the world.
This year 40% of consumers will have their information misused. Given the just as staggering figures for online crimes against businesses, what are companies supposed to do?
