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After a drawn out trial that saw City of San Francisco administrator Terry Childs being convicted of violating California state hacking laws by deliberately locking the …

In this video from OWASP AppSec Research 2010, Ivan Ristic from Qualys talks about breaking SSL.

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news and videos: Web 2.0 security in the workplace The use of social networking applications has …

The four most used web browsers – Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari – all have private browsing modes. Yes, they are designed to delete the most …

Using well-known names and brands in order to elicit trust in potential victims is a tried-and-true technique used by online criminals, and this latest malware-pushing scheme …

Sophos is advising Facebook users to think before passing on a virus warning that is rapidly spreading across the social network. A large number of users are currently …

Apply best practices for administering Exchange Server 2010 and SP1 and optimize your operational efficiency. Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Best Practices captures the …

BlueCat Networks launched Proteus Cloud Services, a managed DNS service that provides control and central management of external DNS as well as enabling organizations to …

Facebook is aware that users are becoming increasingly mobile, and to help them to change their privacy settings while on the go, privacy controls are now accessible from any …

A Twitter update hash-tagged “Firefox” spotted by Sunbelt offers a unique opportunity: follow the offered shortened link to download a cracked Mozilla Firefox 4.0 …

Detective Sergeant Michael Moran specializes in the domain of online child exploitation and in his address to the Institute, he focused on Interpol’s role in the fight …

Users are often advised to use an antivirus to check if their systems are infected, but with the current cyber-crime scenario, this is simply not enough. Frequently, it takes …