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The Indian government is all but set to launch Netra (Network Traffic Analysis), a surveillance system capable of analysing online communication in near real-time and detecting words that may indicate terrorist and criminal activity.

Reports claim revenge attack after digi-currency restrictions

OS X Mavericks, Apple’s latest Mac operating system, has gotten its first major update. Granted, they’re mostly non-security specific, but it comes bundled with the Safari Web browser 7.01 update, which does address some vulnerabilities.

A skimmer discovered in Brazil last month takes ATM fraud to another level, using a completely fake ATM designed to be stacked directly on top of a legitimate, existing cash machine.

Regulators will take longer than expected to assess risk at a third of the world's biggest banks because of IT delays, banking supervisors said on Wednesday.

Payment card data was stolen from an unknown number of Target Corp customers starting on the busy Black Friday weekend in a major breach at the U.S. retailer, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Bekir Ağırdır, the general manager of Istanbul-based KONDA Research and Consultancy, said Monday that roughly 54 million Turkish citizens – roughly 70 percent of the population in Turkey – may have had personal information compromised by Russian hackers, according to a report.

During a CBS Interview show “60 Minutes”, The NSA Director General Alexander and the Information Assurance Director Plunkett  claimed a foreign government has developed a BIOS based malware that can remotely destroy any computer.

Chinese hackers tapped into the Federal Election Commission's website during the federal government shutdown in October, a report released Tuesday by an investigative news organization says.

Facebook, Apple, Wal-Mart and other companies that plan to use facial-recognition scans for security will be helping to write the rules for how images and online profiles can be used.