DATA PROTECTION Articles
Foxconn Said to have Been Hacked By Group Critical of Working Conditions
The leaked files are said to include usernames and passwords required to place orders on a Foxconn site
US Gov'T Falling Behind in Social-Media Race, Expert Says
Other governments and some companies are using social media to address dissent, a DARPA program officer said
Researchers Crack Satellite Encryption
Philippine BPO Industry Hails Senate'S Passage of Cybercrime Bill
Philippine BPO industry hails Senate's passage of cybercrime bill
Spammers Impersonate Well-Known Developers to Publish Rogue Apps on Android Market
Spammers use font tricks to deceive Android Market users into trusting rogue app developers
Trustwave Admits Issuing Man-in-the-Middle Digital Certificate, Mozilla Debates Punishment
The issuing of subordinate root certificates to companies, so they can snoop on SSL-encrypted traffic, is a common industry practice
When 'Viagra' Comments on Your Blog, and Other Spam Red Flags
Here's how to recognize a comment on your blog or website as spam, and how to stem the flow.
Free Web Tool Consolidates Data on Code Vulnerabilities
EU to Stengthen Its Cybersecurity Watchdog
Cybercrime is worth more than the international drugs trade, says Commissioner Neelie Kroes
Network Security Isolationism must die
You can't solve broad business problems when you're locked in the wiring closet
