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Facebook source code hacker Glenn Mangham on 'what really happened'
The hacker who stole Facebook's source code has gone public with a deeper explanation of how he penetrated the world's most popular social network.
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The Pirate Bay is considering putting their servers in the sky
After years of being chased by governments on land, The Pirate Bay is considering putting proxy servers in the sky.
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AlienVault creates centralised threat detection system
Open-source security information and event management (SIEM) vendor AlienVault has launched a new system for sharing threat intelligence among users of its OSSIM platform.
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Kelihos botnet cranks back up after Microsoft attack
A botnet that was crippled by Microsoft and Kaspersky Lab last September is spamming once again and experts have no recourse to stop it.
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Japanese defence cyberattack traced to hacked PC
The worrying cyberattack on Japanese defence contractors in August was probably the work of a single attacker looking to steal industrial secrets, local newspapers are reporting.
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One million PCs hit by search hijack, Google warns
A quick-witted Google engineer has uncovered evidence that as many as one million Windows PCs appear to have been infected by browser redirection malware that is sending searches through proxy servers in order to generate hit traffic.
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'WebDaV is bad for security', says IT researcher
Should we hate WebDAV for security reasons?
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EMC upgrades Avamar backup software
EMC today announced a major upgrade to its Avamar deduplication backup software, which includes an integration with its Data Domain deduplication appliance, allowing admins to manage both products from a single UI.
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Iran accused of stealing SSL certificates to crack down on dissent
Iran's apparent theft of valid SSL certificates may be an attempt to trap Iranians who use the Internet to duck the government's restrictions, a security expert says.
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Opera releases updated Mini and Mobile web browsers
Opera Software has released updated versions of its Mini and Mobile smartphone browsers, and adapted the browsers' interface for tablets, the Norwegian company said on Tuesday.
