Amazon Cloud Player now works with iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
Amazon's Cloud Player music streaming service launched only with Android compatibility, but an update rolled out this weekend quietly introduced basic support for Apple's iOS. If you have an Amazon...
View ArticleApple iCloud: A visual tour
Apple's new Web storage system will sync your music, pictures, and more.
View ArticleAnonymous Picks up Slack as LulzSec Calls it Quits
Hacking season is not over yet. Even though LulzSec, the group of hackers who made a name for themselves by hacking Sony, Nintendo, and PBS among others, called it quits on Saturday, another group...
View ArticleAnonymous leaks nude images of BART spokesman
The hacking group Anonymous has waged a full-on war on BART, the San Francisco subway system, over cellular shutdowns to stifle protests. Following two demonstrations that led to temporary station...
View ArticleAndroid Malware Has Surged 472 Percent Since July
Android users take note: Researchers have found a whopping 472 percent increase in Android malware samples since this summer. The free-for-all Android Market has seen a striking increase in the volume...
View ArticleGoogle Warns Gmail Users Over 'State-Sponsored Attacks'
Google believes a subset of Gmail users may be the target of what it calls “state-sponsored” malicious attacks. Certain Gmail users will see a warning message over this issue from now on, although this...
View ArticleNew Android Malware Uses Phones as Spam Botnet
Researchers at security firm Sophos say they have discovered malware for Android phones that is used as a spam botnet. Spam messages are being sent from Google Android phones and tablets, all of which...
View ArticleSkype disables password reset after security flaw exposed
Microsoft has disabled the option for users to reset their Skype passwords after security experts uncovered a serious flaw in the software that allowed anyone who knows your email address to hack your...
View ArticleMicrosoft downplays IE flaw that allows mouse tracking
Microsoft says it is investigating a possible bug in Internet Explorer that allows others to follow the position of your mouse cursor on screen, even if IE is minimized.
View ArticleFacebook to offer Snapchat-like 'self-destructing' message app, says report
Facebook is working on a messaging app that will allow users to send each other "self-destructing" messages and photos, according to reports. The app could expand Facebook's growing portfolio of mobile...
View ArticleZendesk security breach affects Twitter, Tumblr, and Pinterest users
Customer service turned into customer disservice on Thursday, when a security breach at Zendesk spilled over to affect Twitter, Tumblr, and Pinterest users.
View ArticleThird time's the charm? Adobe patches even more critical Flash vulnerabilities
On Tuesday, Adobe released yet another security patch for Flash player, addressing several critical vulnerabilities that would allow attackers to take control of affected computers. The update is for...
View ArticleBlackBerry, UK government reject claims of failed BB10 security certification
Both BlackBerry and the U.K. government have denied reports that the new BB10 software has been rejected for use in sensitive government communications.
View ArticleNew Microsoft campaign promotes privacy prowess
Microsoft has launched yet another privacy awareness campaign, but this time around, the company decided to focus more on its own privacy right-doings rather than Google's alleged wrongdoings....
View ArticleSamsung delays launch of Knox Android security software until 'later date'
If you're looking for more robust security features for your business's Android phones, you're going to be waiting a while longer--at least if your company relies on hardware from the most popular...
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