cybersecurity

Sony CEO Breaks Silence on 'Malicious' Hack

By Dan Kedmey

The Government Must Show Us the Evidence That North Korea Attacked Sony

By Bruce Schneier

Playstation Back Online After Christmas Hack

By Maya Rhodan

Obama: Hack Not Act of War

By Jack Linshi
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Sony: 'We Have Not Caved'

"We have not given up," Michael Lynton said after his studio cancelled the movie under pressure

By Noah Rayman

These Jeans Block Hackers From Stealing Your Stuff

Norton anti-virus technology is now available in stretch denim

By Dan Kedmey

This Is the Most Shocking Document in the Entire Sony Hack Leak

It's not sexy, but it shows how bad things really are

By Matt Vella

The 7 Most Outrageous Things We Learned From the Sony Hack

From dissatisfaction with Adam Sandler to embarrassing gender statistics

By Sam Frizell

The FBI Is Warning Other Companies After Sony Hack

The malware overrides data and prevents computers from booting up

By Sam Frizell

Chinese Hackers Breached National Weather Websites

The breach wasn't acknowledged until after several probes

By Maya Rhodan

Report: White House Computer Networks Recently Hacked

Russian hackers suspected

By Sam Frizell

Obama Signs Order to Secure Government Credit Cards From Data Breaches

"Identify theft is now America's fastest growing crime," said Obama.

By Alex Rogers

How Home Depot Could Have Combated Hacking

Experts say retailers should invest in detection rather than prevention

By Justin Worland

Chinese Hackers Infiltrated U.S. Defense Contractors, Senate Report Says

Hackers staged at least 20 attacks on private firms involved in the movement of U.S. troops and equipment

By Dan Kedmey

Nearly 5 Million Google Passwords Leaked on Russian Site

The usernames and passwords of 4.93 million users were posted in a Russian Bitcoin security forum

By Maya Rhodan

Home Depot Confirms Credit-Card Data Hack

The construction-equipment retailer says anyone who shopped there since April could be a victim

By Denver Nicks

Surveillance in the Movies: Fact vs. Fiction

Experts at a hacker conference answer the question every spy-movie watcher has asked: “Can they really do that?”

By Denver Nicks

5 Easy Ways to Hacker-Proof Your Home

Refrigerators hijacked to send malicious emails. TVs tapped to spy on their watchers. Baby monitors remotely rigged to stream a stranger’s voice.These aren’t outtakes from a cheesy sci-fi horror flick. They’re real situations that have...

By Kelly Conniff

Study: Criminals Have Upper Hand in Cyberattacks

The 2014 U.S. State of Cybercrime Survey says that "common criminals, organized crime rings, and nation-states" have the upper hand when it comes to cyberthreats

By Alex Rogers

What China's Cyber-Espionage Says About Its Economy

The Obama Administration's outrage over Chinese hacking has its roots in conflicting views of the government's role in private business. So don't expect a meeting of the minds anytime soon.

By Rana Foroohar
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