China accounts for 41 percent of global computer attack traffic
Perhaps there's something in China's allegations that the United States is just as bad.
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Ryan Naraine
Ryan Naraine is a journalist and social media enthusiast specializing in Internet and computer security issues.
Dancho Danchev
Dancho Danchev is an independent security consultant and cyber threats analyst, with extensive experience in open source intelligence gathering, malware and cybercrime incident response.
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Anonymous calls for blackout against CISPA; a pity it won't work
We may all wail and gnash our teeth, but without the backing of tech firms, we've lost the case.
How to join today's April 22 CISPA protest
CISPA now goes to the Senate: it facilitates unfettered, closed-door sharing of private data with government agencies. April 22 has been declared a day of CISPA protest; here's what to do.
Chris Wysopal, Veracode: U.S. Government worst at data security
One of America's most respected security researchers discloses that the U.S. Government's data security practices are shockingly negligent. This is what CISPA supporters don't want us to know.
Apple stores your voice data for two years
The iPhone and iPad maker holds on to the data from Siri and Dictation for two years, so long as it abides by its own privacy policy — which, as you might expect, is fairly vague.
Sony hacker sentenced to a year in prison
A member of the LulzSec group has been given a year behind bars after pleading guilty to breaching Sony's servers.
CISPA passes U.S. House: Death of the Fourth Amendment?
The controversial cybersecurity Bill has passed the U.S. House and is now on its way to the Senate chamber. Privacy groups believe this tramples on the Fourth Amendment.
Under CISPA, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, others can't promise to protect your privacy
An amendment to CISPA failed to pass. This now means major tech and Web companies will be disallowed under law to promise to protect your privacy.
White House threatens to veto new CISPA Bill ahead of vote
The Obama administration has issued another stark warning to the US House currently preparing to vote on a regurgitated cybersecurity Bill. If it passes the president's desk, he's not going to sign it.
Oracle to release 128 security patches, hundreds of products affected
The software technology giant will release today fixes for "hundreds" of its products, including Java, that led to high profile corporate hacking earlier this year.