Author: Matt Hines

Hotels.com and auditors at Ernst & Young are warning consumers of an incident that may have exposed the personal data of roughly 243,000 customers of

Valence Media, which operates the file-sharing portal site TorrentSpy, has accused the Motion Picture Association of America of hiring a computer hacker to help garner

A new study published by researchers at RSA Security finds that as the number of wireless networks located in some of the world’s largest cities

NextSentry is hoping software partially derived from a pedophile-tracking application can keep corporate insiders on the security straight and narrow. Security applications vendor NextSentry and

Security researchers have identified a new worm spreading across Yahoo’s instant messaging network that has been cloaked under the guise of a “safety” browser in

The continued push into the security sector by IT leaders Cisco Systems and Microsoft is making hay with chief security officers, as a new poll

With the introduction of Palm’s newest Treo, Nokia’s partnership with Google for instant messaging on the handheld and BlackBerry’s move into China, it’s clear that

Intel is eyeing a plan for using software to boost a PC’s ability to fight hackers, talk on the phone and even capture television programs

BOSTON—Gathered in the subterranean confines of a decommissioned vault in the basement of the Boston Stock Exchange, a panel of IT security experts told the