Security

The Case of Apple’s Mystery Screw

Apple's new "Pentalobular" screw for iPhone 4s, MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs stymies do-it-yourselfers from making repairs.

New Consumer Electronics Security Lacking

Military Members Face Identity Theft Threat

As PC Virus Turns 25, New Worry Emerges: Attack Toolkits

25 years ago, two brothers from Pakistan released the Brain Virus. Today, hackers can buy ready-made toolkits to launch malware attacks - and this trend should concern you.

Craigslist Scams Are A Persistent Threat

Hackers Can Target More than Your PCs

Craigslist Scams Are A Persistent Threat

McAfees 10 Tips To Secure New Devices and Guard Against Cybercrime in 2011

Montana Town Sees Significant Rise in Identity Theft

Data Leakage is a Correctable and Solvable Problem

RIM Warns of New BlackBerry Browser, BES Security Vulnerabilities

RIM identified new security flaws in both its BlackBerry handheld software and its corporate BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). CIO.com's Al Sacco provides details for BlackBerry users and admins on how to address the issues, one of which has b

Your Guide to Facebook’s Social Inbox: What You Need to Know About Messages

Facebook's take on unified communications -- it's new Messages platform -- has many skeptical of its relevancy and use. As more users are gaining access to the feature each day, here's what you need to know before you make the change.