Access Control -- Hackers Hacker Will Expose Potential Flaw in Four Million Hotel Room Locks July 24, 2012 Taking advantage of an alleged vulnerability in DC power ports, Cody Brocious's technology could potentially access any of four to five million hotel rooms nationwide.Read More
Cyber Security -- Hacking 453,000 Yahoo Voice Passwords Leaked July 12, 2012 The hacking group responsible for the leak calls it a wake-up call, not a threat against Yahoo. Read More
Security News -- Cybersecurity FBI Sting Leads to Arrest of 24 Alleged Cybercriminals June 27, 2012 A two-year operation involving a fake website for hackers culminated in the arrest of 24 people across the globe.Read More
Security News -- Data Security LinkedIn Security Breach Triggers $5 Million Lawsuit June 20, 2012 After 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords were leaked online, the networking website is seeing its first lawsuit on the matter.Read More
Security News -- Cybersecurity Security Should Focus on Cybercrime, not Antivirus: Report June 18, 2012 The UK spends around $1B each year on cybersecurity, with only $15M on cyber law enforcement.Read More
LinkedIn, eHarmony Data Breaches May Affect Millions June 7, 2012 Both websites are recommending that users change their passwords immediately following an 8-million-password breach.Read More
People Over 55 Pick More Secure Passwords June 4, 2012 A new study shows that 55-year-olds pick passwords that are twice as secure as 25-year-olds' passwords.Read More
FBI Concerned About Smart Meter Security April 10, 2012 FBI officials are finding that smart meters have pretty dumb security, as magnet-toting hackers can easily fool the devices.Read More
Stolen Data Already Being Used in NYC Millions Of MasterCard, Visa Cards Reported Compromised; Regular Bank Robberies Down However Data Theft Allegedly Thru Processor March 30, 2012 Visa and MasterCard are warning banks of a potentially massive breach of payment card information. Ironically old fashioned bank robberies are down. Read More
Cyber Security Competition Hunts New Talent March 13, 2012 A British program invited amateur computer scientists to solve hacking problems, hoping to garner more attention to the cyber security industry. Read More