Mobile Malware Crisis? Not So Fast
Amid a rash of dire reports about a lack of security on smartphones, it's critical to maintain perspective.
How Safe is WPA2-Secured Wi-Fi?
Darryl Boyett asked if his home WiFi connection, which uses WPA2 protection, is safe enough for online banking.
123456: the Worst Passwords of 2011
If one of your passwords is "654321" or "superman" or "qazwsx" congratulations for having one of the least secure passwords of 2011.
Facebook Porn Spam Attack: How to Protect Yourself
There are three simple steps to attempt to make your account secure again if you were a victim of the malware attack.
Google Offers Opt-Out for Wi-Fi Location Database
Google landed in hot water last year when its Street View cars collected data from Wi-Fi networks without password protection.
Company Docs in the Cloud: the Risks and Rewards
DropBox, GoogleDocs, Microsoft Office 365, SkyDox ... the field of companies urging you to put your documents in the cloud is growing by the minute. Appealing as this concept might seem, CFOs and IT teams have to take a step back and evaluate the benefits and risks.
Attackers Get Sneakier with Encrypted Malware
Malicious hackers in Brazil have for the first time created malware that uses encrypted blocks of code to sneak around antivirus programs.
Facebook and Privacy Don't Mix Well
Facebook is nearing a settlement with the FTC over privacy charges, but expecting a social network to be private is a little silly.
Spam Researchers Help Bust Global Cybercrime Ring
Analysis of hundreds of millions of junk e-mail messages identifies related scams and pinpoints likely sources of phishing and fraud.
Privacy: Will Facebook Ever Get it?
The social network reportedly agrees to a deal with the Federal Trade Commission on privacy notifications, but is it enough?


