Fugitive US whistlebower Edward Snowden has made a fresh round of disclosures following his temporary asylum in Russia
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Something very boring happening in a web application penetration test is to reach out URLs that are not referenced in other pages.
The number of laptops and tablets stolen in one country and recovered in another is on the rise.
Infected emails seemingly bearing feedback on UK government draft G20 briefings — that actually steal data — are targeting government officials and economic development leaders ahead of this week’s global summit in Russia
The security community needs to create new tools to help smart device users know and control what data they are sharing with companies and governments, according to the new chief executive of AVG, Gary Kovacs.
Ever since the remarkable case of Edward Snowden broke into the limelight at the beginning of the summer that’s now winding down, I’ve had a great deal to say about it here, on Twitter
Earlier this year, Symantec discovered an aggressive social engineering campaign targeting a limited set of multi-national firms in Europe.
The UK’s first civilian cyber security training camps have ended with the announcement of eight new finalists for this year’s Cyber Security Challenge UK.
The U.S. isn’t doing a good job keeping secrets. Think Edward Snowden. But demand for trustworthy IT professionals is strong, especially if they want to work for Amazon Web Services.
The Australia Coalition’s proposed opt-out internet filter will be for everyone, regardless of whether they have children, Liberal MP Paul Fletcher has told ZDNet.