Greg Masters

Several senators today abandoned their support of two highly controversial anti-web piracy bills making their way through Congress.

T-Mobile was hit on Saturday with a hacktivist attack, which resulted in the publication of personal information of some 80 of the wireless communications provider's employees.

Symantec has acquired LiveOffice, a privately held cloud-based archiving provider, for approximately $115 million.

Hackers breached a server belonging to online retailer Zappos and made off with the personal information of 24 million customers, though no credit card numbers were involved.

Fingers are being pointed at criminal networks based in Russia and China as the culprits behind the more-than-decade-long siphoning of personal banking information from students, faculty and staff of the City College of San Francisco.

In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, a resident of Washington state sued the company over allegations that it scares customers into purchasing its products, even when unnecessary.

Researchers have revealed a new type of spam campaign that appears to be a test run to find out how mobile users will respond to social engineering attempts on their smartphones and tablets.

Adobe announced Friday that it intends to release its quarterly updates next week.

A new variant of the Ramnit virus harvested the login credentials of more than 45,000 Facebook users worldwide, according to researchers.

The Anonymous collective on Thursday posted 200 GB of information on customers of security think tank Stratfor.