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Web forum software provider vBulletin has issued statements denying the existence of an unmitigated zero-day flaws, insisting instead that hackers breached the company’s networks by way of a vulnerable application testing system.

Reuters obtains memo that indicates hacktivist collective Anonymous behind breaches that affected U.S. Army, DOE, DHHS.

Bitcoin supporters told a US Senate hearing Monday the virtual currency unit should not be viewed negatively by authorities despite its links to crime.

Lavabit's founder has claimed other secure webmail providers who threatened to shut themselves down in the wake of the NSA spying revelations had received court orders forcing them to stay up.

Mobile and BYOD Set to Empower Employees with IT’s Help .

Half of survey respondents use mobile phones even while sitting in front of their desk phones.

Systems administrators in charge of Australian parliamentarians' computers have been dozing at the wheel, don't read The Guardian, and have completely failed to notice PRISM or Edward Snowden, a Senate Estimates hearing has revealed.

US public companies are more forthcoming with details regarding their cybersecurity risk profiles – and more transparency regarding cyber-risk and cyber-attacks is expected to drive greater adoption of cyber-insurance as a means of demonstrating better corporate risk management.

Aetna CISO Jim Routh discusses how the ever-expanding threat landscape has led the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) to improve software security at financial organizations.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono unleashes epic rant against spying.