We store all kinds of personal, private data on our electronic devices, and a McAfee researcher has shown that some of them have a little trouble letting go of it.

What kind of website is the most dangerous to visit? The answer might surprise you.

Big trees provoke the pride of winds.by “Anonymous”As originally posted on: 4Chan Anonymous (4Chan_Anon) on TwitterApril 25, 2012

What’s not to like about free anti-malware software — even if it’s Facebook that’s giving it away?

WordPress 3.3.2 is available now and is a security update for all previous versions. Three external libraries included in WordPress received security updates: Plupload (version 1.5.4), which WordPress uses for uploading media. SWFUpload, which WordPress previously used for uploading media, and may still be in use by plugins. SWFObject, which WordPress previously used to embed [...]

Year before last, I went to a game in San Francisco. During the third inning, I went to get myself some of the famous garlic fries (highly recommended!) and upon attempting to return to my seat, was told by an … Continue reading →

Security researchers warn of potentially fatal security flaws in medical implants and devices.

A Java security exploit has pointed out that Mac OS computers, while safer than Windows PC’s, aren’t immune to malware. How should Mac users respond?

All db leaked #LULZby “f0ws3r”As originally posted on: f0ws3r (_f0ws3r) on TwitterApril 8, 2012

In this week’s radio show, we chat about the phishing scams and how they try to ‘lure’ you out of cash, how Hotmail handles another annoying email problem referred to as ‘graymail’ and what the folks at ThinkGeek.com have cooked up for April Fool’s Day…

You can jail the revolutionary, you cannot jail the revolution. by “Anonymous”As originally posted on: Anonymous (YourAnonNews) on Twitter August 15, 2011

Instead of raising the retirement age and distressing seniors with low-income the government should have prevented wealthier Canadians from receiving Old Age Security; not only would this have been fairer but would have saved hundereds of millions of…

It’s been exactly one month since Microsoft made the open beta of Windows 8 free to download and use. So, what’s the general consensus? It’s mixed, at best, but users seem to be leaning towards a positive experience.

Legitimate businesses and government agencies are shelling out big bucks to hackers.

We are Anonymous, your friend and your foe. From ill at ease, to masses that roar: Because we, the people, are silent no more. #ANTISEC by “Anonymous”As originally posted on: AnonymousIRC (AnonymousIRC) on TwitterJune 29, 2011

And so it started … http://pastebin.com/JRY3cA5T @ODigiturkby “Lulz Security” As originally posted on: LulzSec Reborn (lulzboatR) on TwitterMarch 25, 2012

Kim Kardashian hit by a flour bombby Alison MaloneyAs originally posted: The SunMarch 23, 2012KIM Kardashian is hit by a flour bomb as she launches her new fragrance. The reality show star was chatting on the red carpet when a packet of the white powd…

NEWLY RELEASED IPAD JAILBROKEN ALREADYAs originally posted on: The Security Ray (TSR)March 21, 2012The new iPad, which was released on last Friday, the 16th has been jailbroken. It is usual that hackers would try to jailbreak the device. But being jail…

US Bank Flees in Terror From Direct Actionby “crank”As originally posted on: UCDavis Bicycle BarricadeMarch 16, 2012On March 12, the parasitic US Bank notified its customers that, as of Feb. 28, it had officially closed its UC Davis branch.The bank’s…

Android’s lock pattern keeps out even the FBI.