Security

Facebook Hacker Comes Clean on ‘what Really Happened’

Glenn Mangham of York, England, said he meant no harm and hoped Facebook would let him off the hook

Engineers Ponder Easier Fix to Dangerous Internet Problem

Internet traffic can be maliciously routed in order to spy on communications

Security Experts Warn of Cyber Threats From Iran

Cyber experts press for greater efforts on the part of civilian and military agencies to address threats from Iran, warning a joint House subcommittee that the Islamic Republic continues to expand its cyber arsenal.

Most of the Internet’s Top 200,000 HTTPS Websites Are Insecure, Trustworthy Internet Movement Says

Seventy-five percent of HTTPS websites from Alexa's top one million are vulnerable to the BEAST SSL attack

Nissan Says Hackers Stole User IDs, Hashed Passwords

Nissan Says Hackers Stole User IDs, Hashed Passwords

The company said that personal information and e-mail was not compromised

The Enterprise App Store: 10 Must-Have Features

Enterprise app stores are an emerging trend following on the heels of the BYOD movement. But there's a method to the madness. Here are expert tips for building the perfect app distribution store for your business.

LAN Attack Can Put Some Samsung TVs in Endless Restart Loop

Researcher finds serious remote denial-of-service vulnerability in Samsung TV firmware

Combating Mobile Content Fragmentation With Box

As workers increasingly turn to mobile devices to interact with enterprise content, that content is getting fragmented into silos within apps. Box is attempting to combat that fragmentation with its Box OneCloud mobile framework.

CISPA to Get House Approval, Move on to Senate

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) should be passed by the U.S House of Representatives by Friday. Next up, the Senate, where dysfunction rules.

India Overtakes U.s. As the World’s Top Email Spam Source

9.3 percent of the world's spam traffic during the first three months of 2012 originated in India