Author: Lisa Vaas

A year ago at JavaOne, Fortify Software Founder and Chief Scientist Brian Chess gave a presentation titled “12 Java Technology Security Traps and How to

Way to go, vendors of low-end routers and intrusion detection and prevention systems—you’re a stumbling block on Bechtel’s path to the next-generation Internet. “We’re doing

VANCOUVER, British Columbia—Hackers with scrounged-up data ask the same question as dogs who’ve caught the school bus: What do we do with it now? Roelof

Think botnets are bad now? We ain’t seen nothin’ yet. A select group of some 40 security researchers gathered on April 10 in the first

Researchers have discovered a new way of attacking Wired Equivalent Privacy that requires an amount of data “more than an order of magnitude” less than

Texas is suing RadioShack after the retailer’s employees dumped thousands of customer records in garbage bins behind a store near Corpus Christi, Texas, on March

Fortify Software has documented what the security firm is calling a “pervasive and critical” vulnerability in Web 2.0 applications—specifically, in the ability of an attacker

TJX: It’s the target of the largest known customer record theft of all time, and it’s a case in point that encryption is not a

As if RFID chips in driver’s licenses and passports weren’t scary enough already, London’s Royal Academy of Engineering is suggesting that someday a terrorist will