Security News
The ongoing dispute between the FBI and Apple has brought out the fact that Apple must be part of its own threat model going forward.
Drupal addressed 10 vulnerabilities in the CMS this week, including a critical access bypass issue and another issue that could lead to remote code execution.
The Tor Project is dismayed at a District Court judge's confirmation that the government paid Carnegie Mellon University to research how to unmask users on the Tor network.
Researchers are the latest variant of CTB-Locker "CTB-Locker for Websites" because it targets websites, encrypt their content, and demands a 0.4 bitcoin ($425) ransom for access to the decryption key.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with ASUSTeK Computer over sloppy security settings tied to its routers.
A five-year campaign focused on extracting sensitive information from Japanese oil, gas, and electric utilities through multiple backdoors was outlined by researchers on Wednesday.
Apple attorney Marc J. Zwillinger unsealed a response to the court that shows Apple has received a dozen requests to unlock users’ devices since October.
The CEO of uKnowKids attacks a security researcher for alerting him to an insecure database of kids and corporate secrets.
A group of security companies today published evidence linking the Sony hack, Dark Seoul and Operation Troy to the Lazarus Group.
Apple removed an iOS application from its Chinese iTunes App Store that offered Chinese iOS users the ability download pirated apps on non-jailbroken devices.