Apple Sounds Off on PRISMBy Pedro Hernandez |
Security Article Published on June 17, 2013The U.S. government does not have direct access to its systems, claims the tech giant.
RSA: Games Make Us SmarterBy Sean Michael Kerner |
Security Article Published on March 01, 2013If you want to get ahead in IT and life, playing games might be the key.
RSA: Why Wikipedia WorksBy Sean Michael Kerner |
Security Article Published on February 28, 2013Jimmy Wales details the logic and community behind Wikipedia. Plus: what's the the online encyclopedia's most popular search topic?
Industrial Hacking Isn’t Just Made In ChinaBy Mike Elgan |
Security Article Published on February 20, 2013Suddenly, everybody's doing it. And if Google executive Eric Schmidt is right, honest companies don't stand a chance.
Mobile Malware Driven by PornBy Sean Michael Kerner |
Security Article Published on February 11, 2013Mobile users are using their smartphones and tablets for more than 'legitimate' work purposes. Who knew?
Kaspersky Joins Enterprise MDM FrayBy Pedro Hernandez |
Security Article Published on February 01, 2013Security software and endpoint management provider extends its reach to tablets and smartphones.
Google Wants Chrome 21 to See YouBy Sean Michael Kerner |
Security Article Published on August 01, 2012New APIs extend the utility of the browser for webcams and gamepads.
Intel Buys IDesia Biometrics to ID HeartbeatsBy Pedro Hernandez |
Security Article Published on July 05, 2012Intel buys a star-tup that uses a novel approach to identify users. But where does it fit into the chipmaker's plans?
Apple Blamed for Corrupt iOS App UpdatesBy Pedro Hernandez |
Security Article Published on July 05, 2012iOS devs and users are left scratching their heads after evidence of crash-prone apps points toward Apple's update distribution system.