As ‘Like’ Buttons Spread, So Do Facebook’s Tentacles
By RIVA RICHMONDEven if you don’t hit the Facebook ‘Like’ button on an outside site, Facebook can still know that you were there. Read more…
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Even if you don’t hit the Facebook ‘Like’ button on an outside site, Facebook can still know that you were there. Read more…
A group of hackers intensified its assault on government-related targets, claiming to have infiltrated the network of Booz Allen Hamilton, a top technology contractor. Read more…
A hacker group claims to have found e-mail documents that included a proposal to develop for the F.B.I. a “Special Identities Modernization Project.” Read more…
Hackers continued to plague the Arizona state police, releasing online yet another trove of stolen data and defacing eight police Web sites. Read more…
Hackers publicly exposed for the second time information they claimed to have stolen from the computer systems and personnel of the Arizona state police. Read more…
Hackers posted several sets of government files from countries including Brazil and Zimbabwe, and promised more. Read more…
A number of people, offended by the exposure of innocent Internet users’ personal information, are working to stop LulzSec. Read more…
A study from the Ponemon Institute suggests that network security breaches at companies are occurring much more often than is publicized. Read more…
RSA, the computer security unit of EMC, has named Edward Schwartz as chief security officer, promoting him from the same role at NetWitness. Read more…
A hacker group calling itself LulzSec claimed responsibility on Thursday for breaking into a Sony Web site and stealing personal information for about 52,000 customers. Read more…
A Wall Street Journal site that invites whistle-blowers to submit tips and documents has been criticized by security experts. Read more…
LastPass, a service for managing passwords, said that out of concern about a possible hacking attack, it would force its more than 1 million users to change their master passwords. Read more…
The Justice Department and the F.B.I. said they had dismantled a giant network of computers infected by malicious software, one that was used in an eight-year financial crime spree. Read more…
A combination of a social engineering con and a zero-day attack was used to steal critical RSA information. Read more…
Comodo Group, an Internet security software maker, said it was the victim of a hacker attack that may have been sponsored by Iran. Read more…