Security

Electronic Tattoo

Forget pills, tattoos will be the password of the future

Much has been said about Motorola's password pill, but the company is also advocating the use of an electronic tattoo to replace passwords, and render two-step verification security measures useless.

Hackers

Chinese hackers steal info on dozens of U.S. military projects, Australian spy building

Chinese hackers have stolen the designs to more than two dozen U.S. military projects, as well as the blueprints to Australia's new spy headquarters.
UAV

Can drones stop German graffiti artists? One railway thinks so

A German railway company is employing drones in order to crack down on graffiti artists. But will the company's new security feature prove to be a privacy liability?

Hackers

Reporters Getting Sued For 'Hacking' With A Simple Google Search

Two telecom companies are pursuing legal action after Scripps News journalists hacked into their servers. The elite hacking tools used: Google Search and an open source command line script called Wget.

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Twitter Releases Two-Factor Authentication, SEA Shakes Fists In Rage

Twitter has finally, after months of begging and account hijackings, released its two-step verification system. But is it good enough for the organizations that need it the most?

Fingerprint scanner

PayPal: Passwords Are Dead, Long Live Biometric Security

Too many people have too many services requiring cumbersome passwords, says PayPal's Chief Information Security Officer, Michael Barrett. Will 2013 be the death of the password and the rise of biometrics?

Hackers

U.S. Government Becomes Biggest Malware Buyer, Stoking Fears Over Security

The U.S. government is buying software vulnerabilities and exploits, driving a massive underground market, but it isn't sharing its information with software companies. Cybersecurity experts worry an aggressive U.S. policy towards exploits could squelch attempts at building a strong cyber defense.

Kristina Anderson

Virginia Tech Survivor Introduces Campus Safety App

Kristina Anderson, a survivor of the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings has helped develop a new application. This application will aid students and campus security in preventing and informing about violent crime and suspicious activities.

Samsung SNS Smart Locks

Samsung SNS Shows Smart Locks At 2013 ISC West: Who Needs Keys Anymore?

Samsung SNS showed off their new smart locks at this week's Las Vegas security conference, 2013 ISC West.
iOS 6.1.3 Jailbroken?

iOS 6.1.3 Jailbroken Already? New Apple Lock Screen Bypass Flaw Discovered

Is a new iOS 6.1.3 lock screen vulnerability an omen of things to come?

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Samsung Galaxy S3, Note 2: New Lockscreen Security Exploit Discovered (Video)

A new Samsung lockscreen exploit allows access to any app, even if the smartphone is securely locked with a pattern, PIN, password or face detection
Frost hack

Researchers Bypass Galaxy Nexus Android Security By Freezing Smartphones For An Hour

German scientists discover Android's encrypted data can be accessed on the Galaxy Nexus if you freeze it first

Samsung Galaxy Note 2

Lock Screen Security Flaw Threatens Samsung Smartphones (Video)

Attackers can potentially bypass the Galaxy Note 2's lock screen and access data and functions due to flaw.

Evernote

Hackers Attack Evernote: 50 Million Passwords Need A Reset

Evernote users need to reset their passwords after a hack attack on the company.
Hackers

U.S. Hackers Attack China Thousands Of Times A Month?

China speaks about its cyber-security for the first time.
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