Privacy questions trail Facebook Messages
After Facebook's struggle with one privacy issue after another this year, some in the industry are raising privacy questions about Facebook's new messaging system.
Sharon Gaudin | 17 Nov | Read more
After Facebook's struggle with one privacy issue after another this year, some in the industry are raising privacy questions about Facebook's new messaging system.
Sharon Gaudin | 17 Nov | Read more
Google CEO Eric Schmidt is getting a lot of attention lately, not so much for the company's ubiquitous search engine or any of the company's other products. It's more for what Schmidt has been saying about privacy.
Sharon Gaudin | 27 Oct | Read more
After taking a beating from users over privacy issues this year, Facebook got the message and gave users more control over their information.
Sharon Gaudin | 08 Oct | Read more
The folks at Facebook just might be wishing today that CEO Mark Zuckerberg just hadn't ... well, said anything about privacy yesterday at the Wall Street Journal 's All Things Digital conference.
Sharon Gaudin | 04 Jun | Read more
Less than a week after Twitter was shuttered by a highly publicized distributed denial-of-service attack, the microblogging site was hit by hackers again late yesterday.
Sharon Gaudin | 13 Aug | Read more
<a href="http://www.google.co.uk">Google</a> has unveiled two new tools to make searching the web for information and images easier.
Sharon Gaudin | 27 Apr | Read more
Just days after his apprehension in Mexico following two years on the run from law enforcement authorities, an alleged hacker was indicted this week by a federal grand jury for hacking into the computer networks of VoIP service providers.
Sharon Gaudin | 19 Feb | Read more
A former prosecutor says the Mayor of London was ignoring the facts this week when he publicly <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9126868"> threw his support </a> behind the man who has admitted hacking into <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/action/inform.do?command=search&searchTerms=U.S.+Armed+Forces"> U.S. military </a> computers in 2001.
Sharon Gaudin | 30 Jan | Read more
In a column published Tuesday in London's Telegraph newspaper, the mayor of London called upon US President Barack Obama to call off the US effort to extradite and prosecute the British hacker who in 2001 broke into computer systems in the Department of Defense, NASA and the US Army.
Sharon Gaudin | 29 Jan | Read more
A systems administrator was arrested in New Jersey Monday for allegedly trying to extort money and even good job references out of a New York-based mutual fund company that had just laid him off.
Sharon Gaudin | 11 Nov | Read more
A group of US Marines hunker down beside a building, enemy fire coming at them from somewhere up ahead. One soldier reaches into his pack and pulls out a few robots that look like large bugs. The bots fly down the street, sending back images that show where the enemy troops are hiding, how many there are and what weapons they're using.
Sharon Gaudin | 12 May | Read more
Howard Schmidt today is the CEO of R&H Security Consulting. However, he's better known around the world for working in the White House for 31 years. A former White House security adviser, he was appointed by President Bush as Special Adviser for Cyberspace Security just three months after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Sharon Gaudin | 12 Mar | Read more
An employee looking to steal confidential information from his employer sneaks into what should be a secure back room after hours. He pulls charts and files from a top-level financial meeting and slides them into his briefcase before heading back out.
Sharon Gaudin | 25 Mar | Read more
A North Carolina man last week was sentenced to 110 years in prison after admitting that he and a co-conspirator hacked into computers used by young girls and used illicitly gained data to blackmail them.
Sharon Gaudin | 06 Dec | Read more