The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the United States over the need for police to obtain a search warrant before receiving Americans' cell phone location data.
The Linux Foundation (LF) gave internet users a peek into its employees' security practices in a Github post this past week that details their various techniques for maintaining secure workstations.
In a story that could have been ripped from the pages from the now defunct News of the World, that newspaper's former editor Rebekah Brooks is reportedly in talks to return to News Corp.
The automotive hacking prowess of security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek caught the eye of car service Uber, which has hired them to join the team at the company's Advanced Technologies Center.
A Kaspersky Labs study found some consumers are tremendously worried about hacking and malware, while almost half are not concerned at all and others simply believe they are not of interest to cybercriminals.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit overturned a judge's ruling on Friday, ultimately siding with the NSA's of phone metadata collection program.
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