Report: corporate servers being attacked
A recent report by Akamai Technologies shows hackers are attacking corporate servers over mobile networks.
Experts warn users about spying webcams
Security experts have warned computer users with webcams that they may be in danger from hackers.
Twitter users are helping a worm spread through Google
A new Twitter worm is attacking consumers through Google.
Malware doubled in 2010
The amount of malware that appeared in 2010 was double the amount in 2009.
iPad hackers facing serious charges
The hackers that allegedly accessed 120,000 iPad usersâ─≥ data are facing charges and potential jail sentencing.
Smishing is a text message buyers should avoid
Online shoppers now must be aware of a new phishing scam that tricks them with their phones rather than emails, pop-up advertisements or social media messages.
New explicit virus spreading in PowerPoint
A new malware campaign, hiding in a PowerPoint presentation showing explicit Kama Sutra positions, is wreaking havoc on computers around the world.
Virus that follows your keyboard
One of the trickier viruses out on the web is the Keylogger.
Hackers phish for files
Last year saw a substantial growth in both consumer and enterprise data breaches.
New year, new threat
With the new year just beginning, it also means new security threats for unsuspecting consumer and enterprise computer users.
April Fools Day comes early to Facebook
Facebook users were tricked into clicking on photos that contained viruses and anything but pictures over the weekend.
Authorities bust scam focused on eBay, PayPal
A pair of foreign exchange students from Vietnam were recently apprehended by authorities for allegedly participating in a scam that used stolen credit card numbers to purchase items before they were sold on eBay. The students, who were enrolled at Winona State University in Minnesota, have not been charged as of yet nor are they the only targets of the investigation.