Criminals have a long history of targeting what people like most, and judging from the new 2011 Threat Predictions Report from McAfee, cybercriminals will continue to be no diff...
One of the wonderful things about the web is that most of the world’s information is accessible online. Better still, a large portion of the world has access to all of tha...
Last week, reports began to circulate that the Nexus S had been rooted. Concerns about Android's (lack of) security ensued. Android fans shouldn't worry, however, as...
I can't remember the last time we've seen so many hacking (and related) stories in the news, particularly in which so many big name brands were affected in such a short amount o...
However careful you've been when using Facebook up until now, it may be time to grow even more cautious. New stats from BitDefender indicate that at least one out of five...
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Americans have not made an online purchase because of security concerns, according to a new poll by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA)....
Chalk up another victory for Google in terms of edging out its competitors. Today, well-known security company AVG announced that the Google will replace Yahoo as the sear...
It's getting late in the year, and it's about time to start looking forward to 2011. While we can speculate about a great many topics, few trends are going to be as important to...
Generally speaking, Google does well when it comes to lists. It's often labeled a favorite employer, most trusted brand, or dominant competitor. Unfortunately for th...
Perhaps the best possible thing, from Google's point of view, would have been if it had announced its vulnerability reward program and then heard nothing at all. But a sho...
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