For the past five years, Chris Hadnagy, Chief Human Hacker at Social-Engineer, Inc, has run an unusual competition at Def Con. Called Social Engineering Capture The Flag
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Former Lavabit proprietor Ladar Levison claims the new Dark Mail initiative he’s cooking up with the team from Silent Circle will enable email that’s virtually spy-proof, but according to at least one expert
It is a known fact to retailers that online retail is driving revenue growth by extending the reach of business to buyers anytime and anywhere.
Cardwave has partnered with BlockMaster to produce the next generation of highly secure USB 3.0 compliant flash drives.
Two firms at the sharp end of privacy have joined forces to build an email system that provides end-to-end encryption that will hopefully prove impossible
According to The Ponemon Institute, 55 percent of small businesses experienced at least one data breach in 2012 and 53 percent had multiple breaches.
The Internet Archive, the online repository of millions of digitized books, wants to shield its readers from other’s prying eyes — like the government’s.
Professional networking giant LinkedIn is the subject of much criticism for its new LinkedIn Intro offering for lapses in privacy and security, and is being described as the equivalent to a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack.
The Irish High Court is going to review whether the Irish Data Protection Commissioner’s refusal to investigate Facebook’s involvement with the U.S. government surveillance program Prism was lawful.
Wickr was one of the most interesting companies I was introduced to at this year’s RSA Conference in San Francisco. The company was one of the finalists of the Innovation Sandbox
