With a little patience, and a lot of high-resolution photos, laser printers and latex milk, criminals can crack your iPhone … continue reading
Companies that use Big Data products have to ensure security, or else; do not mistreat your open-source developers … continue reading
The problem lies in WebKit and involves using SMS texts or iMessages … continue reading
Large market share and open-source architecture put a hacker bullseye on Android’s back … continue reading
More security slip-ups lead to more black eyes, and the responses to the hacks haven’t been encouraging … continue reading
The fallout from the NSA reveals continues as the legal analysis site quits rather than be watched by the feds … continue reading
A crack in Apple’s vetting process let researchers slip malware into the App Store … continue reading
Findings are not cause for panic, but they do upend 65 years of assumptions … continue reading
Also, the W3C has to make a decision about codecs; and we can all learn a lesson from Apple’s security hole … continue reading
Karsten Nohl finds that total control over cellphones is possible, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of phones … continue reading
Edward Snowden’s revelations have shown that HTTPs is not as secure as we’ve been led to believe … continue reading
Several companies are trying yet again to make software development a more secure place … continue reading
