Malware

Protesters in Syria wanting to overthrow the Assad regime are being targeted in government-backed espionage efforts.

Suspicions that the sophisticated espionage toolkit Flame was created by the same authors as Stuxnet are true, according to a published report.

As part of its services, Google sees thousands of new, malicious websites each day, and delivers warnings of poisoned search results and dangerous downloads to millions of users.

Leading tech companies have joined forces to create the Ads Integrity Alliance, a coalition that aims to protect web users from malicious ads.

Not surprisingly, malware writers have turned out an exploit for an Internet Explorer vulnerability patched last week by Microsoft. At least one site -- Amnesty International Hong Kong -- was hit.

One of the hottest topics in the security industry revolves around employee-owned devices in the workplace, aka bring-your-own-device.

While the security industry is on their toes, many companies still haven't addressed their information security. In this video interview, Dan Kaplan sits with Radware CEO, Roy Zisapel, to chat about defending mission-critical applications.

Thirteen security vulnerabilities were fixed this week when Mozilla released Firefox 13.