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A photo that can steal your Facebook account

At the Black Hat computer security conference in Las Vegas next week, researchers will demonstrate software they've developed that could steal online credentials from users of popular Web sites such as Facebook, eBay and Google.

| News | Internet | Security | 07/31/08 at 7:54 pm |


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Hackers start DNS attacks, researcher says

Hackers are now actively exploiting a critical flaw in the Domain Name System, but they're not using any of the already known exploits, said a researcher who crafted the first attack code to go public.

| News | Security | 07/30/08 at 4:36 pm |


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Attack code released for new DNS flaw

Hackers have released software that exploits a recently disclosed flaw in the Domain Name System (DNS) software used to route messages between computers on the Internet.

| News | Networking | Security | 07/24/08 at 10:16 am |


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Kaspersky says hacking attack did no damage

The defacement of one of Kaspersky Lab's partner Web sites over the weekend occurred while the site was under construction and offered no data to steal, a senior company official said Tuesday.

| News | Security | 07/22/08 at 2:55 pm |


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