News about security
Sony, Visa and a few others have been trying to reassure PSN (PlayStation Network) that users credit card information is still safe in spite of […]
PSN Outage: Day 9 – Sony Threatened With Fines As World Gov’t Involvement Increases Read More »
Day 8 of the PSN outage. It appears that fears have been intensifying over the massive data breach where 70-77 million credit cards were stolen.
PSN Outage: Day 8 – Governments Get Involved Over Data Breach Fears Read More »
For those who have been watching the PlayStation Network (PSN) outage story, it was likely only a matter of time before someone would be resorting
PSN Outage: Day 7.5 – Sony Hit with First Class Action Lawsuit Read More »
It is now day 7, one week, since the PSN outage began. At this point, people are now calling this outage more of a disaster
PSN Outage: Day 7 – 70 Million Users Now on Fraud Alert Read More »
We are now on day 5 of the PlayStation Network (PSN) outage. Reports are at least as grim as a few days ago, if not,
PSN Outage: Day 5 – No End in Sight Read More »
Dropbox, an online file hosting service, ignited controversy recently over a change in its policy that undermined one of its own promises to security. Dropbox
Dropbox: Nothing Shocking About Handing Your Data Over to the Feds Read More »
Sony’s problems began when the root keys for the PlayStation 3 were discovered and posted online. Now, in an effort to fight against jailbreakers, Sony
Report: Sony BMG Arming PS3s With Rootkits in Firmware Update Read More »
HADOPI, France’s three strikes law and organization that oversees the enforcement of this law, has taken quite a beating on the PR front. Now they
SOS-HADOPI Blasted By HADOPI and Says There’s Currently No Mandatory Spyware Read More »
Many questions have been raised on how HADOPI planned on enforcing a three strikes law. One particular question that really raises doubts on the possibility
Hadopi Mulling Mandatory Spyware to Help Enforce Three Strikes Law Read More »
In what has to be one of the strangest file-sharing stories seen in a long time, a Japanese virus writer said he wanted to punish
The Latest Threat to File-Sharing – Pictures of Squid-Octopus? Read More »
