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    Huge iOS, OS X Vulnerability Uncovered That Can Render Apps Unusable

    Android might be targeted by hackers and malware far more often than Apple's iOS platform, but that doesn't mean devices like the iPhone and iPad…

    By Zach Epstein August 29th, 2013 Read More
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    German IT Officials Reportedly Deem Windows 8 Too 'Dangerous' To Use

    The National Security Agency's snooping practices may be costing American companies a lot of money. German publication Zeit Online has obtained leaked documents that purportedly show that…

    By Brad Reed August 21st, 2013 Read More
  • Apple App Store

    Security Researchers Find Major Flaw In Apple's App Store Approval Process

    Apple's App Store has a much better reputation for security than Google Play but that may not last long if more hackers take advantage of…

    By Brad Reed August 16th, 2013 Read More
  • Kim Dotcom Case

    More Details Emerge On Kim Dotcom's NSA-Proof Email Service

    With secure email services such as Lavabit closing their doors, the fate of encrypted email may lie with the world's most infamous German-born New Zealand…

    By Brad Reed August 14th, 2013 Read More
  • Chromebook

    Why You Should Never Let Chrome Store Your Passwords

    Remembering passwords for multiple websites is incredibly annoying but it still might not be a good idea to let Google's Chrome browser remember them for…

    By Brad Reed August 7th, 2013 Read More
  • Symantec Spots First Two Apps That Exploit Biggest-Ever Android Security Hole

    Less than a month after researchers at Bluebox Security uncovered the biggest Android security hole to date, Symantec has spotted two malicious apps that are taking…

    By Brad Reed July 24th, 2013 Read More
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    Major SIM Card Security Flaw Puts Hundreds Of Millions Of Devices At Risk

    A security researcher in Germany claims to have discovered an encryption flaw in SIM cards that allow a user's cell phone to be hacked in…

    By Dan Graziano July 22nd, 2013 Read More
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    Apple Reports Major Security Breach; Researcher Says He Issued Warning

    Apple on Sunday said in an email to developers that a recent days-long developer portal outage was the result of a security breach in which…

    By Zach Epstein July 22nd, 2013 Read More
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    Facebook Found To Have Leaked Millions Of Android Phone Numbers

    It was discovered that the world's largest and most popular social networking site was inadvertently obtaining phone numbers from its users without their consent. Symantec…

    By Dan Graziano July 1st, 2013 Read More
  • nsa-building

    German Rage, French Glee Over New NSA Spying Allegations

    Fury was building in Europe on Sunday as new leaks about NSA spying were published by various newspapers and magazines. Perhaps most notably, Der Spiegel…

    By Tero Kuittinen July 1st, 2013 Read More
  • Adware Found To Plague More Than 1 Million U.S. Android Users

    Although the Google Play store does a pretty good job of getting rid of apps that contain malware, it doesn't do nearly as well when…

    By Brad Reed June 26th, 2013 Read More
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    U.K. Government Accused Of Spying On G20 Delegates' BlackBerry Phones

    Spying claims are spreading and escalating across the globe, from Hong Kong to the United Kingdom. The latest big Guardian exposé claims that the U.K.…

    By Tero Kuittinen June 17th, 2013 Read More
  • apple-sign-store

    Apple Issues Statement On Customer Privacy In Wake Of PRISM Allegations

    Apple on Monday morning issued a public statement regarding customer privacy after having been named as one of several technology giants accused of cooperating with…

    By Zach Epstein June 17th, 2013 Read More
  • nsa-building

    How To Avoid NSA Spying

    The latest Guardian bombshell reveals that NSA has gained access to several leading U.S. tech giants in a massive dragnet hoovering email, photo, filesharing and chat info from…

    By Tero Kuittinen June 6th, 2013 Read More
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    Google's Creepiest Idea Yet: Password Pills

    If you think Google Glass is creepy, just wait until you hear about the company's plans to develop "password pills." AllThingsD reports that Regina Dugan, the…

    By Brad Reed May 30th, 2013 Read More
  • Android Malware Infections Found To Have Tripled In 2012

    Anyone developing malicious software for mobile devices has set his or her sights almost exclusively on Android at this point. Mobile security vendor NQ has…

    By Brad Reed April 16th, 2013 Read More
  • smartphone-mobile-security

    Study: Free iOS Apps Leak More User Data Than Free Android Apps

    If there's one thing that iPhone fans love to tease Android fans about, it's the perceived lack of security on Android devices. But AppleInsider points…

    By Brad Reed March 6th, 2013 Read More
  • Smartphones' Malware-Free Glory Days May Soon Be Over

    One downside of shifting to a post-PC world is the inevitable development and refinement of post-PC malware. Technology Review this week spoke with security researchers who say…

    By Brad Reed March 5th, 2013 Read More
  • BlackBerry IMG

    Canadian Government Warns BBM PIN-To-PIN Messaging Is 'Most Vulnerable Method Of Communicating On A BlackBerry'

    Canadian government agency Public Safety Canada, which is tasked with overseeing cyber-security across all federal departments, has issued a memo warning government workers that communicating using BlackBerry…

    By Zach Epstein February 27th, 2013 Read More
  • iphone-5-apple-235

    Huge iPhone Security Vulnerability Discovered In iOS 6.1 [Updated]

    Apple's (AAPL) latest iOS update is doing little to renew confidence in the company after a series of software snafus including the premature launch of…

    By Zach Epstein February 14th, 2013 Read More
  • hackers

    Google Wants To Replace The Password With An Electronic Ring That Grants Access To All Web Content

    This is one of the better ideas that Google's (GOOG) engineering team has concocted lately: a smartcard-embedded finger ring that uniquely identifies users on the web…

    By Zach Epstein January 18th, 2013 Read More
  • Botnet

    Buying Your Own Botnet Costs As Little As $250

    Botnets used to be the exclusive domain of high-powered hackers looking to rake in cash from spam operations or to conduct highly effective DDoS attacks.…

    By Zach Epstein December 19th, 2012 Read More
  • Samsung Smart TV Hack

    Samsung Smart TVs: The Next Frontier For Data Theft And Hacking [Video]

    Smart TVs, particularly Samsung's (005930) last few generations of flat screens, can be hacked to give attackers remote access according to a security startup called ReVuln.…

    By Raymond Wong December 14th, 2012 Read More
  • 2013 Dubbed 'The Year Of Mobile Malware' For Android Users

    The old phrase often credited to the late P.T. Barnum, "there's a sucker born every minute," can definitely be used to describe some aspects of…

    By Dan Graziano December 12th, 2012 Read More
  • Windows 8 Games Piracy

    Windows 8 Games Can Easily Be Pirated Through Simple Hacks

    It was bound to happen. Nokia (NOK) engineer Justin Angel outlined on his blog various tactics that can be used to pirate Windows 8 games distributed…

    By Raymond Wong December 12th, 2012 Read More
  • Twitter Texting Hack

    Research Shows Tweeting Through Text Message Is A Surefire Way To Get Your Account Hijacked [Updated]

    You don't need an Internet-connected smartphone to send out a tweet. In fact, very few people know that tweets can be sent out through a…

    By Raymond Wong December 5th, 2012 Read More
  • twitter

    Untold Number Of Twitter Accounts Potentially Hacked [Updated]

    Twitter users are reporting everywhere that their accounts have been compromised, reports TechCrunch. The tech blog says many users have received emails telling them to change…

    By Raymond Wong November 8th, 2012 Read More
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