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|  | Red Hat Enterprise Linux gets cozy with MongoDB 07.30.2013 7:25 AM Red Hat has coupled the 10gen MongoDB data store to its new identity management package for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux distribution. | |
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|  | MIT report says it didn't seek federal charges against Aaron Swartz 07.30.2013 11:05 AM The Massachusetts Institute of Technology never sought a federal prosecution of Aaron Swartz, the programming prodigy who was charged with stealing millions of academic papers from an online archive at MIT, according to a report by the institute. | |
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|  | Cybercriminals are using the Tor network to control their botnets 07.25.2013 6:44 AM Malware writers are increasingly considering the Tor anonymity network as an option for hiding the real location of their command-and-control (C&C) servers, according to researchers from security firm ESET. | |
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|  | Five indicted in massive hacking scheme 07.25.2013 9:50 AM Five men from Russia and Ukraine have been indicted in New Jersey for charges they conspired with each other in a worldwide hacking scheme targeting major corporate networks, including Nasdaq and 7-Eleven, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. | |
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|  | SMS spam intensifies, ranging from pesky to perilous 07.27.2013 11:19 AM 'Over-the-top' services are used to disguise text spam campaigns by sending a few messages from many phone numbers. | |
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|  | PRISM spying may undermine Internet free speech efforts 07.27.2013 12:15 PM The US surveillance program PRISM has severely threatened the continued freedom of Internet advocates, says a leader in the Internet Society. | |
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|  | Digital ads group promotes a mobile consumer privacy policy 07.28.2013 9:00 AM The Digital Advertising Alliance, a champion of privacy self-regulation, unveils set of principles for advertisers and tech companies to provide notice and controls over consumers' data on the mobile Web. | |
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|  | Petition Against Passwords pushes next-gen security 07.28.2013 1:15 PM Critics are urging the end of passwords, but skeptics say the alternatives not yet ready for prime time. | |
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|  | Nerd art: Grad's 'Prism' program turns your SMS metadata into groovy wavy graphics 07.30.2013 6:21 AM What if the NSA took your text message metadata and made a flowing, colorful diagram with a timeline? | |
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|  | U.S. cloud firms suffer from NSA PRISM program 07.25.2013 9:42 AM Revelations of the NSA's massive electronic surveillance program give fuel to foreign firms and governments that warn of privacy risks of doing business with U.S. cloud service providers. | |
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