“If every West Virginia resident that owns a smart phone (and knows how to use it) gets this app . . . you'll literally have 10 (sic) ci...

The processors in smart phones and tablets leak radio signals that betray the encryption keys used to protect sensitive data.   At the RSA...

There’s a famous saying that “amateurs hack systems, while professionals hack people.” The point is that security technology designed to s...

Today’s companies, clearly very good at collecting data, seem “less savvy when it comes to how to classify and manage it.” That’s the conc...

PA - A man in Philadelphia decided he'd had enough with listening to his fellow bus passengers blab away on their cellphones. But inste...

India - " We started ethical hacking courses in 2009 with five students which has increased to approx 200 students today, " said J...

Click to enlarge. Iran’s Supreme Court has overturned a death sentence for spying handed down to a former U.S. Marine, Amir Mirzai Hekmat...

Nearly one in five mobile phone users have experienced some type of security threat with their device. That's the finding of a Cloudmark...

A former DuPont Corp. scientist has pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit economic espionage for a company controlled by the Chinese govern...

Tired of listening to a boring talk, a lecture or a colleague rattling in the office? The Japanese have found an answer to your woes. You ca...

UK - Innocent-looking, regular office equipment are now increasingly being used by employers to monitor staff in Britain. Employers use t...

SpyCam stories have become commonplace and the techniques used, repetitive. While I will continue to keep lose track of the subject for stat...

Investigator's Tip: " Monitoring an opponent’s Twitter account is an important part of opposition research. If you would like to k...

The US National Security Agency has modified Google’s Android operating system to create smart phones that use powerful encryption to prote...

THE DICTIONARY OF ESPIONAGE: SPYSPEAK INTO ENGLISH We use words to tell each other what we mean. Words illuminate reality. But sometimes, a...