Pentagon Attacked with Flash Drive
A foreign spy agency pulled off the most serious breach of Pentagon computer networks ever by inserting a flash drive into a U.S. military laptop in an incident that took place in 2008 in the Middle East. |
China Faces New PC Security Battle
China has ordered its banks and other major companies to limit use of foreign computer security technology, setting up a possible trade clash with the United States and Europe amid high-tech secrecy strains. |
Experts: Public Wi-Fi Is Not Secure
Simple precautions available in most Wi-Fi hardware, like encryption protocols, can protect users and their computers at home but not necessarily in public places like libraries and coffee shops. |
Apple Seeks Patent To Track Users
Future versions of Apple's iPhone may come with the smartphone version of a LoJack car-recovery system that could photograph and locate an unauthorized user, a patent application suggests. |
Intel Buys McAfee for Online Security
BlackBerry Fears Echo U.S. Debate
India May Restrict Google and Skype
No Charges in Laptop-Spying Case
