The website and Twitter account for sleek electric automaker Tesla Motors was taken over and defaced on Saturday, as was Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s personal Twitter account.
In addition to acquiring the president's itinerary, hackers also managed to access some of his email correspondence when they penetrated a White House unclassified system in October, according to a news outlet.
We talk to Grey Howe, winner of Sophos's "trip to RSA" competition on Spiceworks, about the funkiest and weirdest ideas from the talks...
Aaron Bee started posting the nyah-nyah images on Facebook after police put out an appeal asking for his whereabouts. Cue lots of pictures of Bee gesturing at police, their cars and a police station and a misspelled hashtag of #theystillcarntcatchme.
A university student who plugged keyloggers into his school's computers to snatch staff passwords, access the exam application and jack up five test scores has been jailed.
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Ever felt like shooting your PC? This guy did it! (And more news in our weekly one-minute security video.)
The Wi-Fi security software "wpa_supplicant," found in Android amongst many other places, has a potentially hackable security hole...
Nomi has been ordered to tidy up its business practices as part of a settlement with the FTC over its tracking of retail customers' smartphones.
If this had been a physical heist it would have been well up among the largest ever - a Nigerian man has been charged with hacking into a bank server and siphoning out more than N68 billion (over $340 million).
Two more families say they've had baby monitors turned into nursery-room eavesdropping bugs. Here's how to button up your baby's security, camera, Wi-Fi, router and all.
Networking supergiant Cisco has become the latest big firm to release a transparency report, detailing its approach to dealing with requests for information from governments and police forces.
Sure, we'd love to wipe away those rude/racy/rebellious posts, but how erasable is erasable? Two phrases come to mind: "screen capture" and "digital archive!"
Two German publishers have lost a court case that sought to brand popular ad blocker AdBlock Plus as illegal and anti-competitive.
We've done it again! For the fifth year running, we've won an award at the Security Blogger Awards which takes place at RSA.
From "joined up security" to the suggestion that Google proclaimed the end of malware on Android, find out what's happening at RSA 2015!
A Colorado man administered what we assume to be the highly unusual remedy of lead slugs in an alley behind his homeopathy store.
The proposed overhaul of the infamous Computer Fraud and Abuse Act would focus penalties on malicious computer crime.
Coffee chain Costa's just sent out a warning about a possible data breach.
Only 1 in 5000 accounts were affected, but the Coffee Club is offline for now. A bulk password reset will follow...
Twitter has introduced a new feature that could block abusive and threatening tweets before they are even seen by victims.
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