Clicking on links that different people send can often be a cross-your-fingers experience, considering that there are malicious tricksters, unknowing victims, and hijacked accou...
Update: The Financial Times is reporting that the writer of the code used in the infamous attacks on Google and other companies has allegedly been identifi...
Update: Fousquare has issued a respons to the attention PleaseRobMe has brought to potential privacy issues associated with location sharing. What it boils down to is that...
Google just introduced message log search for Postini, its group of cloud security and archiving services.
"When messages pass through the Postini service,...
Twitter initiated a password reset to a bunch of user accounts who were suddenly following a couple of suspicious accounts. These accounts were determined to be involved in phis...
Even as social media has grown to be a much more widely accepted form of communication among businesses over the years, there is still plenty of data out there depicting the fla...
Security experts who either weren't inclined to do Google any favors or actually wanted to cause a little mischief now have good reason to help the search giant out. Googl...
Data breach incidents cost U.S. companies $204 per compromised customer record in 2009, compared to $202 in 2008, according to a new study from the Ponemon Institute and securit...
Thanks to Google, PayPal, and Mozilla, the anti-malware organization borne out of Harvard's Berkman center has become an independent entity. StopBadware.org is now a non-p...
At least in certain parts of the world, Google has revised its approach to connecting people with security products. Avast Free Antivirus is now included in eight differen...
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