...It's a 419 (Advance Fee Fraud) message, of course. Stripped of the pseudo-governmental flim-flam, the core of the message is that they...
Mt. Gox, the most popular Bitcoin exchange, has had a database compromised and user information stolen, sparking rapid devaluation and temporary exchange...
Or so the current legislation being proposed in a U.S. House of Representative subcommittee would like it. A hearing scheduled for today...
As website appear to fall to hacks like the rain falls in Seattle, the question du jour doesn’t change from day to...
...the 'next Stuxnet' probably won't be any such thing, whatever we may choose to call it...
In the absence of any detailed information from the IMF itself, it's not surprising that most of the surmise around the attack...
...on the Twitter account owned by LulzSec that they had turned their attention to the NHS. Curiously enough, they seem to have...
...here's a blog in stark contrast to Urban Schrott's blog about good password practice in Ireland ... Troy Hunt ran an analysis...
First: a link to another article for SC Magazine's Cybercrime Corner on password issues: Good passwords are no joke. However good your...
...whatever the hacker community's personal taste is in games and consoles, gamers are a tempting target...
Bitcoins, a self-generated hash-based peer-to-peer currency with no centralized regulating body, are on a stratospheric trajectory, will it replace traditional legal tender...
It appears North Korea is expanding their cyber warrior savvy in a plan that includes sending the best and brightest of young...
The MacDefender malware has morphed again, now taking the guise of "MacShield." As in the case of its oldest sibling MacDefender,...
Cyber Security pundits have been keenly watching the development of nascent state targeted attacks such as the Stuxnet worm with interest for...
Android Smartphones are under attack again by rogue applications that once installed are reading information from the phone and sending it back...
A while back a malicious program called DroidDream was found on the Google Marketplace. The thing about DroidDream is that it exploited...
We like to give you plenty of warning when we suspect that something unpleasant is coming down the pike, even if it’s...
Over the past couple of years rogue online pharmacies have been advertising their domains on search engines and promoting themselves through search...
In an unfortunate series of events related to the RSA SecurID technology, reports are coming in that Lockheed Martin's networks have been...
Update: It seems like the initial article is inaccurate and that Paul Rellis never made any such comments about a 14 year...
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