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• Security Firms Believe Apple Security to be Years Behind Microsoft

  A lot of naysayers out there are spewing venom about Apple lately, the most recent being CEO of Kaspersky Lab Eugene Kaspersky. The head of the security firm believes that the Cupertino computer company is headed for rough times, at least as far as computer security is concerned. Kaspersky, who spoke to Computer Business Review … Continue reading »

• European Court of Justice Makes New Interpretation on Data Pirate Law

  If you are an internet pirate in Sweden, you had better watch out because the European Court of Justice has just issued a new law interpretation that could have some serious impact on the prosecution of discovered and convicted internet pirates in the Northern European country. The European Court of Justice stated that this new … Continue reading »

• Apple Issues Tool to Take Out Flashback Malware

  Just two days after Apple promised customers that it would decontaminate Mac computers plagued by the Flashback malware the company has finally delivered. Apple just released its newest Mac OS X Java update yesterday, an update that includes a tool that will, as an Apple advisory states, “remove the most common variants of the Flashback malware.” … Continue reading »

• More Hacking Allegations Threatening News Corporation

  International British conglomerate News Corporation, headed by Rupert Murdoch, is still under the shroud of a recent phone-hacking scandal as it faces even more hacking allegations in Australia. According to the Australian Financial Review, internal documents and emails supposedly show that a “secret unit” inside News Corporation committed acts of corporate espionage against rival pay-TV services, … Continue reading »

• Gmail Adds Explanations to Why Emails Are Classified Spam

  It’s happened to all of us. We’re waiting on a certain email from somebody. We wait and wait and wait only to find out that when it was delivered…it went in your spam folder. But why is it that certain emails over others get dumped into your spam folder? Even ones from trusted senders? Well, if … Continue reading »

• March’s Patch Tuesday Sees 6 Windows Updates, 1 Critical

  Microsoft announced last week that it would ship six security updates this week to patch seven different vulnerabilities in Windows as well as a pair of for-developers-only programs. Microsoft also added that only one of the security updates was critical. Patch Tuesday for March of this year sees three more updates and three more patches … Continue reading »

• Did Infamous Hacker Group Anonymous Get Hacked Themselves?

  There is nothing sweeter than poetic justice. Somebody getting what is coming to them is really one of the best things somebody else can witness. It can be great if the person getting what they deserve is getting something good, or it can just be flat out ironic. Such is the case with Anonymous, the … Continue reading »

• DISA Shuts Down Pentagon Internet and Blackberry Services, Assures It’s Not Due to Cyber Attack

  I don’t know about you, but when my internet goes down, I go into a rage. Everything I do revolves around my internet. My job, Xbox, my PC, Facebook, it’s like a bad dream, and I’m just a 22-year old guy from Ohio. I imagine that when the internet goes down at a place like, … Continue reading »

• Malware Increases While Spam Decreases

  I’ve got some good news that is immediately followed by some bad news. The good news is that spam is continuing to decrease with the bad news being that cybercriminals are still hard at work creating intricate and sophisticated computer hacks and launching them on helplessly unsuspecting victims according to a recent Threats Report from … Continue reading »

• Senators Try to Force New Bill on National Cyber Security

  Senators discussed on Tuesday the prospect of getting a jump on recent efforts to increase U.S. computer security with an all new bill. This new bill would require private companies operating critical infrastructures to meet certain security requirements. This is only the latest attempt by the Senate to combine competing proposals on the subject and has … Continue reading »