HTC Responds To Allegations That Its Phones Are Spying On Users
HTC on Friday responded to user allegations that at least two of its smartphones, the HTC Sensation and the HTC EVO 3D, spy on users.…
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Two Additional 'Anonymous' Hackers Charged In UK
Two additional members of Anonymous have been charged in the United Kingdom. The hackers were identified by London's Metropolitan Police as Christopher Jan Weatherhead (20…
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HTC Sensation And EVO 3D Revealed To Be Spying On Users [Updated]
First Apple, Google and Microsoft were accused of tracking user locations and now it appears HTC's Sensation and EVO 3D smartphones are spying on their…
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SSL Certificate Breach Extends Beyond Google, Over 200 Certificates Compromised
A breach of Dutch SSL certificate authority DigiNotar is reportedly much bigger than initially thought, with more than 200 digital certificates having been stolen in…
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Iranian Government Said To Be Using MITM Hack To Spy On Gmail, Other Google Services
The Iranian Government may have pulled off a huge cyber attack. According to reports, Iranian hackers executed a MITM attack that compromises Google's SSL.
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22-Year-Old 'Anonymous' Hacker Arrested In United Kingdom
A 22-year old student allegedly associated with the hacking group "Anonymous" has been arrested and charged in the United Kingdom. Peter David Gibson is charged…
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Android-Targeted Malware Jumps 76% In Q2, McAfee Says
A new report recently issued by the security firm McAfee suggests that the number of malware applications targeting Android devices jumped 76% during the second…
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'Anonymous' Hacker Quits, Calls Group's Members Hypocrites And Its Efforts Fruitless
An alleged member of the notorious hacker collective "Anonymous" has apparently outed himself and quit. The UK-based hacker, who says his real name is Matthew,…
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Facebook Stole Every Contact And Phone Number In Your Phone - Here's How To Undo The Damage
This may come as a shock considering how seriously Facebook takes your privacy, but if you're a Facebook user with one of Facebook's mobile applications…
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AT&T To Offer Customers More Robust Security Options
AT&T announced on Thursday that it has teamed up with Juniper Networks to offer improved mobile security options for its customers. AT&T said that it…
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British Parliament Member Calls For BBM Suspension Following London Riots
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has agreed to work with London authorities as they begin their investigation into recent riots. According to some Londoners, rioters…
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How To Remove Your Private Info From All Background Check Sites
We live in a digital age where it seems nearly impossible to maintain your privacy. There are some measures that can be taken to limit…
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Ultimate Hack: LulzSec May Have Duped British Authorities Into Arresting Innocent Man
Following reports on Wednesday that British police had arrested a 19-year-old suspect thought to be the spokesperson of notorious hacker group "LulzSec," new information suggests…
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Police Arrest 19-Year Old LulzSec Hacker 'Topiary'
The Metropolitan Police Service announced on Wednesday that it has arrested a 19-year old hacker suspected to be a member of both "Anonymous Operations" and…
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Apple Laptops Can Be Hacked To Self-Destruct; Flaw To Be Detailed By Hacker Next Month
How's this for an undocumented feature? Apple's newer MacBook, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro notebooks have a security flaw that can allow hackers to remotely…
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'Anonymous' Hackers To FBI: There Is Nothing You Can Do To Stop Us
Global hacker collective "Anonymous Operations" together with "Lulz Security" on Thursday issued a statement to the FBI and other international authorities. The release is a…
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Hackers Break Into 'AnonPlus' Social Network
Reports surfaced on Thursday that Anonymous' AnonPlus social network was broken into by other hackers who called themselves AKINCILAR. AKINCILAR, also the name of a…
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Second Hacker Indicted Over Stolen AT&T iPad Data
An Arkansas man has been indicted for carrying out a cyberattack on AT&T servers that resulted in the theft of personal data from more than…
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AntiSec Hacks Universal And Viacom; Leaks User Data, Passwords
A hacking group named LulzSec made headlines recently for attacking high visibility targets, including Sony and the U.S. government. LulzSec announced earlier this week that…
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iOS Vs. Android: Which Mobile OS Is More Secure?
A new independent study by security experts at Symantec attempted to measure how secure Apple's iOS and Google's Android platform are, and also to determine how these…
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LulzSec Says 'Bon Voyage' After 50-Day Hack Fest
The now infamous hacking team LulzSec recently announced that it was swabbing the decks of its "Lulz Boat" and closing up shop — for now.…
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LulzSec IRC Chat Leaked; Group Says It Was Just A 'Subcrew Channel'
The Guardian has posted the full text of what is reportedly a LulzSec IRC chat room log from May 31st to June 4th. LulzSec —…
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Hacker Claims To Reveal Identity Of LulzSec Leader
A hacker known as "The Jester" claims to have revealed the identity of a LulzSec member who may be the group's leader. Thirty-year-old Xavier Kaotico,…
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26-Year Old Pleads Guilty To Hacking AT&T iPad Data
Last year hackers made headlines when AT&T announced to a security breach that had allowed hackers to access the personal data from 114,000 iPad 3G…
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LulzSec Hacked, Exposed By Rival Hackers [Updated]
LulzSec isn't making any friends in the U.S. government or within any of the numerous companies that own the websites it has hacked, and apparently the…
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LulzSec And Anonymous Unite To Wage Cyber War On U.S. Government
Call it a meeting of minds or call it an unholy matrimony — in either event, the recent rash of high-profile breaches is about to get an adrenaline shot.…
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Citigroup: 360,000 Credit Cards Compromised In Recent Hack
Remember Citigroup's recent security breach? The firm originally said that 200,000 accounts — 1% of its customers — were compromised, but now Citi is going…
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