Stories tagged "security"

Richard Todd Davis, CEO of LifeLock Inc., was so confident in his company's ability to protect his identity that he publicly revealed his Social Security number... Bad Idea

The National Security Agency's DNS servers were unavailable on Thursday, knocking the secretive government agency offline.

While most government agencies are struggling to keep their computers out of the latest Russian botnets, Col. Charles W. Williamson III is proposing that the Air Force build its own

TJX will pay as much as $40.9 million in a settlement with Visa and the bank that processes TJX's credit card payments over a massive breach of TJX customers' card data, the discount retailer said Friday.

Even if you aren't involved in a criminal case or illegal operation, it's incredibly easy to set up a wiretap or surveillance system on any type of phone. Don't be surprised to learn that virtually anyone could be spying on you for any reason.

There are hundreds of services out there that provide data storage over the Web. Some are even available to use free of charge. Here are a few services this article has compiled to help get you started storing things online.

Firefox is generally considered a secure web browser, but if you're interested in keeping your activity on certain websites private or giving yourself extra protection against phishing, you may want to consider beefing up your Firefox's security ingeneral

The FBI is investigating whether counterfeit routers and computer hardware from China installed in U.S. government computer networks might provide a secret gateway for hackers to tap into secure government databases.

Whether you're an employer trying to research a sketchy job candidate, or trying to research sex offenders in your area, there are a number of free Web tools to turn you into an amateur private eye. Check these out...

Editorial lashes out at the usually rude, quite arrogant and often perverted Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees who hassle and harass law-abiding citizens in America's airports.