Sony said its PlayStation Network will spring back to life in Japan this week after a nearly three-month gap, confirming finally that the gaming giant is burying the ghost of PSN hack that tormented it for long.
The FBI has arrested and charged Olajide Oluwaseun Noibi with stowing away on a Virgin America flight from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport to Los Angeles last Friday. Initially released, the Nigerian man was caught again on Wednesday trying to board another flight and arrested.
Google Inc brags that computers running its recently released Chrome operating system are a lot safer than traditional PCs, partly because user data is stored in the Internet cloud and not on the machine.
Groupon Inc, the largest online daily deal company, said on Tuesday that the security of its Indian business SoSasta was breached.
Symantec issues white paper stating that Apple's iPhone and Google's Android have major security flaws. Google's Android cited as malware target.
The UN Security Council approved a resolution to protect the disputed Abyei region for 6 months.
After a series of recent hacks against corporate and federal websites, the US government has spun out a plan to protect internet sites from online attacks.
Hacking group Anonymous has released a set of files containing documents and links to security and hacking resources on the internet. The released files also include various hacking and counter hacking tools along with the addresses of FBI bureaus in the U.S.
The Transport Security Administration (TSA) has defended a recent pat-down act on a 95-year old cancer patient, Lena Reppert, who was forced to remove her diaper as part of security check.
LulzSec, a group of hackers that recently drew public attention for carrying out notorious cyber war against government and prominent organizations, has announced a halt to their hacking activities while exposing massive amounts of leaked data to the public.
Hackers collective LulzSec, after terrorizing the Internet community and giving top companies and government agencies sleepless nights, has finally called it quits even as rival hack group TeaMp0isoN has reared its head.
LulzSec is certainly a skillful hacking group. It bested big corporations like Sony, government agencies like the CIA, and even a cyber securities firm.
As the PlayStation Network recovers from back-to-back hacker attacks, Sony will face a lawsuit filed by three men alleging Sony was well aware of the inadequacy of its security system. According to a Reuters report, the litigation was filed earlier this week in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California. The trio, Felix Cortorreal, Jacques Daoud Jr., and Jimmy Cortorreal, all of New York, said in court documents, Sony knew that its inadequate security systems placed it a...
Cyber hackers have breached an Electronic Arts Inc website and may have taken user information such as birth dates, phone numbers and mailing addresses, the company said on its website on Friday.
After a massive data breach last month, Citigroup did not offer its hacked clients the same degree of identity-theft protection that many other companies provide, drawing criticism from privacy advocates.
NATO said Thursday one of its websites was the subject of a probable data breach, but it did not contain any classified data.
The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Herman Miller, Intevac, Magic Software Enterprises, BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, and Pharmasset. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: First Pactrust Bancorp, WD-40, CEVA, Insulet, Saba Software, Apple, and Google.
The high-profile hacktivists LulzSec had their own website hacked by another hacker group. Since then, LulzSec did not show any response to TeaMp0iSoN, at least on Twitter.
Two Latvians have been charged in the United States for selling fake computer security software known as scareware and were arrested in Latvia, the U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday.
Survey reveals more and more businesses are coming under security attacks.
Despite criticisms during his first term, the South Korean was unanimously voted in for a second time.
Mozilla has stopped supporting Firefox 4 with security updates, surprising users as it had not informed about the change following the release of Firefox 5 on Tuesday.
