More than 9 million adults in Britain have had online accounts hacked and 8% of the population say they have lost money in the past year because of cybercrime, according to a survey by university researchers.
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Reports of an active exploit targeting an unpatched vulnerability in Java 6 recently surfaced. Upgrading to the latest version of Java is the prescribed solution, though for some users, this is easier said than done.
Twitter Inc., operator of the microblogging service for posting short status updates, is looking into claims that its Internet domain information has been compromised.
Google’s domain serving the Palestinian territories, Google Palestine, was hijacked on Monday by hackers urging Google to rename Israel to Palestine in Google Maps (and the rest of us to listen to Rihanna).
Thankfully, the New Zealand government appears not to be pressing ahead with online voting — at least, for now.
The City of Johannesburg has brought a criminal case against the person who hacked into its billing system last week, it said on Monday.
At least three U.S. banks have lost millions of dollars after fraudsters gained control of payment applications that control wire transfers.
Appthority and AirWatch announced that AirWatch EMM is integrated with Appthority’s fully automated App Risk Management service for app analysis and risk management.
As more reports of ARM-based Windows and Apple devices continue to fill the airwaves — the latest being reports of a Surface 2 and Nokia’s first Windows tablet, along with upcoming iPhone handsets
Quantum computing has long confused and challenged the best of us. You can read only so many technical details before your head explodes. Yet it’s likely that usable quantum cryptography will be a fact of life within the decade — and that has huge ramifications.