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Earlier this week, the news of the first iPhone worm made its way around the net. Since the

A federal lawsuit filed on Wednesday is charging an iPhone development firm with collecting users' cell phone numbers

Proposal Would Kill Beacon, Have Facebook Paying $9.5 Million Late last week, a federal judge in California gave

Recently, Roger Thompson, chief research officer at security firm AVG, discovered over half a dozen Facebook applications that

Google Wave, the company's new real-time collaboration platform currently in private beta, is more secure than traditional email,

Just because computing is done in the cloud, that doesn't mean it has to be insecure and subject

Yesterday's phishing attack in which several thousand Hotmail username and password combinations were leaked to the web now

A recent bug in Google Apps allowed students at several colleges to read each other's email messages and

Microsoft is taking aim at malvertising in an effort to curb the phenomenon. The Redmond company filed five

When the President of the United States warns schoolchildren to watch what they say and do on Facebook,

Amid the hubbub over new iPods and iTunes' LPs announced at last week's annual Apple event, one feature

New Trend: Web 2.0-controlled malware? Security researchers at Symantec recently uncovered a backdoor trojan whose spread is being

The Northern California chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has put together a campaign to raise

Hacker turned security expert Kevin Mitnick has been denied service by both his web host and his cell

Twitter can't catch a break these days. Still reeling from the ongoing denial-of-service attacks that hit late last

At last week's Black Hat USA conference in Las Vegas, a number of security researchers demonstrated new ways

When it comes to spreading malware on the web, virus writers are nothing if not creative. We've seen

One of the most popular activities on the microblogging service Twitter is sharing links. However, this activity is

Today at the cybersecurity conference known as Black Hack, researchers Charlie Miller and Collin Mulliner will present an

Noted security guru Bruce Schneier, chief technologist at BT, has scoffed at Google's claims about its new OS,