If law enforcement happens to be chatting with a person who is using your Internet connection to trade lurid child porn, then someone may eventually knock on your door at 3AM with a battering ram.
New York Times | JOHN MARKOFF | Posted 04.20.2009 | Business
An extraordinary behind-the-scenes struggle is taking place between computer security groups around the world and the brazen author of a malicious sof...
Charles Perrow | Posted 01.18.2009 | Business
If fraud expands faster than financial transactions on the internet, we might find there is a market for safe software.
BBC | Posted 09.27.2008 | Home
A computer virus is alive and well on the International Space Station (ISS). Nasa has confirmed that laptops carried to the ISS in July were infected...
Jack Myers | Posted 12.05.2008 | Business
A malicious virus appears to have cracked the Facebook privacy firewalls and is sending thousands personal messages suggesting they are appearing in a YouTube video.
Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 08.01.2008 | Business
In terms of computer security, most of the major programs are major for very good reasons. But in malware protection, one shouldn't assume a Recognizable Name is better just because it's recognizable.
Fox News | Posted 06.28.2008 | Home
Computer malware may have cost a former Massachusetts civil servant his job, his friends, his health insurance, his pension -- and nearly his freedom...
AP | JORDAN ROBERTSON | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business
From iPods to navigation systems, some of today's hottest gadgets are landing on store shelves with some unwanted extras from the factory _ pre-instal...
AP | JESSICA MINTZ | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business
SEATTLE — Near-perfect knockoffs of 21 different Microsoft programs began surfacing around the world just over a decade ago. Soon, PCs in more ...
Robert Siciliano | Posted 11.18.2009 | Technology