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Requiring ISPs to retain user logs

March 01, 2011

Privacy advocates appear to be on the losing end of an initiative from the Department of Justice mandating the retention of user data by internet service providers (ISPs).
 

The evolution of the DDoS

February 01, 2011

The temporary takedown in December of a handful of websites that cut ties with controversial website WikiLeaks, including Visa and MasterCard, made national news.
 

WkiLeaks fallout: The data breach heard around the world

January 03, 2011

After WikiLeaks began publishing secret U.S. diplomatic cables in late November, a number of pundits asked how the federal government failed to detect and prevent the disclosure of the classified data.
 

2010: The year of the cyberspy

December 01, 2010

Cyberwar moved from hypothetical to theoretical with the discovery of Stuxnet.
 

Two minutes on...

October 01, 2010

What does Intel's purchase of McAfee portend?
 

The mobile app risk

September 01, 2010

This growing mobile application landscape has many questioning the privacy and security risks.
 

Rampant hotel data theft

August 02, 2010

For the past several years, hotels have been hit hard by data thieves.
 

Upgrading to XP SP3 and beyond

July 01, 2010

The death of Windows XP Service Pack (SP) 2 is set for this month, but many IT administrators appear to be in denial.
 

Extending bank fraud protection

June 01, 2010

Commercial bank account holders are not offered the same degree of liability protection as financial institutions, reports Dan Kaplan.
 

Laser security coming to you?

May 03, 2010

Dr. Jacob Scheuer of Tel Aviv University's School of Electrical Engineering will unveil a new laser strategy to defend against hackers this month.