The Security Shelf

Look beyond BYOD

Whether officially permitted or not, employees are using personally-owned smart phones, tablets, and PCs for work. A study by Gartner last year found that 57% ...

Rapid Cybersecurity Risk Assessments

Businesses and governments alike are struggling to effectively protect information systems from cyber-attack. The theory appears sound: We conduct risks assessment, identify areas of risk ...

Apple releases iOS 7.1 to address multiple security issues

On Monday Apple released iOS 7.1 to address a number of security issues. The update is now available through iTunes and Software Update on iOS devices. ...

C-13: Who’s the bully?

Bill C-13 is being promoted by the Conservatives as addressing cyber-bulling, but it is much more about the Harper government bullying Canadians into giving up ...

Adobe Releases Security Update for Adobe Shockwave Player

Adobe has released a security update to address a vulnerability in Adobe Shockwave Player 12.0.7.148 and earlier versions for Windows and Macintosh operating systems.

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3 privacy violations you shouldn’t worry about

There are many major threats to our privacy that we should be up in arms about, but iBeacons, Gmail scanning and Google Glass are not ...

Amplification, reflection DDoS attacks increase 35 percent in Q1 2014

The Q1 2014 Global DDoS Attack Report reveals that amplification and reflection distributed denial-of-service attacks are on the rise.

Investors aim to ‘save’ bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox

After suffering a massive bitcoin theft, the exchange faces liquidation of its assets in Japan.

Reddit users discover iOS malware threat

‘Unflod Baby Panda’ looks to snatch Apple IDs: Users on a mobile phone hacking subreddit are being credited with the discovery of a malware infection ...

McAfee Evolving Beyond Antivirus at Intel Security

VIDEO: Mike Fey, CTO of Intel Security, discusses how McAfee is now stronger, thanks to Intel.

Maryland hospital employees hit by tax fraud following breach

A University of Pittsburgh Medical Center spokeswoman announced that at least 788 employees were victims of tax fraud as a result of a February attack.

Bill would restrict Calif. retailers from storing certain payment data

The bill would ban businesses from storing sensitive payment data, for any long than required, even if it is encrypted.

Attackers target Facebook to deliver Android iBanking malware

A Windows trojan delivered via drive-by download is injecting malicious content into Facebook and ultimately fooling users into downloading Android malware that can allow for ...

Federal watchdog says SEC security issues put financial data at risk

According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), SEC, among other lapses, failed to adequately oversee a contractor, which migrated its financial system to a ...

Pittsburgh hospital employees hit by tax fraud following breach

A University of Pittsburgh Medical Center spokeswoman announced that at least 788 employees were victims of tax fraud as a result of a February attack.

Satellite communication systems are rife with security flaws, vulnerable to hackers

Security researchers have found that many satellite communication systems have vulnerabilities and design flaws that can let remote attackers intercept, manipulate, block and in some ...

Donation campaign launched, aimed at OpenSSL audit

Bugcrowd, an Australian security start-up, will organize the funding drive in hopes to further secure the open source software.

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