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Security expert Brian Krebs and Vice Motherboard have published articles claiming to have found the real identities of two Syrian Electronic Army hackers. However, the hackers are denying that the information is accurate.

Mobile banking continues to gain momentum, growing faster than any other delivery channel to date. Many Financial institutions contemplate expanding capabilities in the mobile channel

When we discuss exploit prevention, we often talk about ‘targeted applications.’ This term refers to end-user applications which can be exploited by hackers for malicious purposes. There are a few requirements that define these applications.

Google Play has been forced to remove a Boyfriend Tracker app from sale in Brazil in response to complaints about privacy abuses, as well as its potential to be used for extortion or stalking.

The U.S. government’s efforts to determine which highly classified materials leaker Edward Snowden took from the National Security Agency

Joseph Sokoly is a Vulnerability Engineer at MAD Security who is recognized as an emerging thought leader in the security field, and a regular at community-based gatherings like Security BSides.

There has been a recent surge in security blogs warning users to be extra cautious of a new spin on an old threat.

GlobalSign, a Certificate Authority (CA) focused on solutions for enterprises, today launched a new solution that integrates with Windows Active Directory and allows enterprises to automate the enrollment, provisioning and management of GlobalSign digital certificates for Windows environments.

Thinking of going freelance but not sure if it’s for you? Here are a few things that I think are worth considering before you take the plunge.

Stories in this blog’s Breadcrumbs series have sought to comb through clues that point to the possible location and identities of malware authors and purveyors.