Arizona State Agency Loses Data on 40,000 Children
Arizona's Department of Economic Security is notifying the families of about 40,000 children that their personal data may have been compromised.
Hacking Arrests Doubled in Japan in 2007
Hacking arrests more than doubled in Japan in 2007 compared to the previous year, according to figures released by Japan's Ministry of Justice.
Google Android Antivirus Available, and Unnecessary?
Antivirus developer SMobile released software this week to protect users of the G1 Android phone, although one security analyst wondered if people really need it.
FBI Investigates Data Theft Blackmail Scheme
Data thieves are threatening to release millions of patient records held by a U.S. prescription drug management company unless the company pays up.
WPA Wi-Fi Encryption is Cracked
Researchers plan to disclose a partial crack of the WPA wireless security standard next week.
A Jailbreak for Google's Android
Hackers have found a way to get root access to a G1 Android mobile phone.
Obama, McCain Campaign Computers Hacked By 'Foreign Entity'
Newsweek says feds told Obama's team it had 'a problem way bigger than you understand.'
PCI's Post-Audit Pain Points
Passed your first PCI compliance audit? You've only just begun! Veterans say ongoing challenges with log management, database encryption and upper management buy-in mean the task is never finished.
Sophos: Beware of Malware-Bearing Obama E-mail
Malware campaign aims to exploit election results
E-voting: What Will it Take For a Smooth Election?
Despite progress in e-voting technology, Tuesday's U.S. election saw scattered reports of problems with some systems.
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