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Certification Authorities that have not moved to a more secure cryptographic hash function than MD5 have come under fire in the security world.

Research presented at the 25th Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin demonstrated how an attacker could impersonate any website, including those secured by the HTTPS protocol.

Verizon Communications has won a $31.15 million judgment against internet registrar OnlineNIC.

A former employee of the U.S. Department of State was sentenced for unauthorized access to a database containing passport applicants' confidential information.

The bad blood between three student security researchers and Boston's transit system appears over, and the two sides are working together to resolve existing vulnerabilities.

The Federal Trade Commission says limiting the use of Social Security numbers will help diminish occurrences of identity theft.

A gap in security exits for applications that help enable collaboration among employees, such as intranet portals and content management systems, a recent study found.

A new twist in DNS-changing malware poisons other hosts on a local subnet, and installs a rogue DHCP server.