Wired magazine's Gadget Lab relays a warning about a new hacking 'exploit' discovered by security researchers that could expose a Skype for Android user's personal data to hackers.
Many small businesses may not realize it, but the operating system running on their older PCs will no longer be supported by Microsoft with security patches after July 13. Microsoft is discontinuing support of Windows XP Service Pack 2.
A Google security researcher identified a vulnerability in Microsoft operating systems (XP, Win Server 2003 and possibly others) and developed proof-of-concept hacking code to exploit it.
A security consulting firm demonstrates an attack that goes undetected by any Windows security software.
It was inevitable that hackers would go after the iPad . It's interesting that this one targets PC-owning iPad users.
Apple Macintosh computers, it turns out, are not immune to hacker attacks. This one is new and infection levels are low, but it's particularly nasty.
Are you hesitating about using Facebook for social media marketing because of security and privacy concerns? The site is trying to fix those problems.
A scary warning from a recent 'black hat' conference of hackers and security honchos about how easy it is for hackers to take control of your browser cache (memory of where you went) and direct you to possibly dangerous bogus sites.
Small biz blogger Paul Mah explains why recently exposed hacker attacks on Google and others in China should be a wake-up call for small businesses that are lax about data and network security.
