Another day, another data breach - this time Dropbox, popular cloud storage behemoth, announced that over 68 Million user email addresses and passwords were dumped on the Internet. What's interesting ...

Another day, another data breach. Hackers targeted a developers' forum that focuses on the creation of open-standard APIs. The non-profit, Khronos Group, manages OpenGraphics Library - it's a program...

When sharing user data, companies big and small are scattered across the board on this somewhat divisive issue. Some might release access to what links are the most popular, and others could go as fa...

Applications are created every day that assist with financial and social intricacies of everyday life; however, there is a unique program called Civic that sends notifications when a particular soci...

Air-gapped systems are utilized by military and financial institutions around the world for their secure and practically impenetrable states - they utilize what is known as an air wall, meaning the ne...

We've written about two-factor authentication in the past, and how it is a vital part of any cyber security plan whether you are a single user or company with hundreds of employees. Though it does mak...

A wireless network is a ubiquitous commodity to any organization. In that case, it should go without saying that security measures are up to speed with the latest wireless tools. If only that were t...

Picking up from the previous post, Kevin Roose of Fusion experienced the effects of pentesting on his own network in order to pinpoint vulnerabilities. After going through the rigorous process of ha...

PenTesting, or Penetration Testing, is the next big thing in the pursuit of impenetrable cyber security protection. Ironically, it involves a company's network being maliciously attacked by "hackers"...

Myspace, though mostly forgotten, is not gone - while it has been rendered obsolete by Facebook and other social media behemoths, its user account data still lives and thrives to this day. Unfortunate...