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|  | Obama selects cryptologist to head US NSA 01.30.2014 8:05 PM Vice Admiral Michael S. Rogers will take over amid demands for reform of the NSA | |
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|  | The moral of the Twitter-GoDaddy breach: People are the easiest thing to hack 01.31.2014 3:30 AM High-tech security measures fell before good, old-fashioned con artistry. | |
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|  | Researchers create Android app to show when other apps track you 01.31.2014 6:56 AM The app shows users when other apps are accessing their location | |
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|  | Researchers: Mobile users at risk from lack of HTTPS use by mobile ad libraries 01.31.2014 1:15 PM Recent vulnerabilities found in many advertising SDKs for Android apps could be mitigated by using HTTPS, researchers said | |
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| | FTC: Medical transcription firm allowed histories to be on search engine 01.31.2014 1:35 PM The agency announces a data-breach settlement with the California company | |
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|  | Yahoo Mail hack teaches a valuable lesson 01.31.2014 1:45 PM The recent hack of Yahoo Mail is a great opportunity to stress common sense security practices. | |
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|  | Malicious Java app infects Mac, Linux systems with DDoS bot 02.01.2014 7:45 AM Cybercrooks are again exploiting Java's cross-platform design to install and spread bots. | |
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|  | Websites busted for pushing counterfeit Super Bowl gear 02.01.2014 12:48 PM As in the past few years, the U.S. Customs agency teamed with the NFL to cut into the lucrative counterfeit sports gear market. | |
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|  | Could your TV really spam you? 02.02.2014 9:52 AM Some researchers say that in the Internet of Things, botnets may be able to infect your TV, refrigerator, or other smart devices; but other security experts are skeptical. | |
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|  | Russian man pleads guilty in SpyEye malware case 02.02.2014 11:11 AM Aleksandr Panin, arrested last year, was the primary developer of the banking fraud malware, says the U.S. Department of Justice. | |
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