After facing 300 cyber attacks from foreign countries last year, the government evaluates it could retaliate.

This is an idea that came out of a Microsoft Trustworthy Computing VP's speech, last week at RSA Conference 2010.

A new report by M86 Security reveals that anti-virus scanners and URL filters fail to notice malicious URLs in at least six out of ten cases.

Help-Net Security recently published an interview with Greg Hoglund, CEO and Founder of HBGary, in which he speaks of the challenges and implications of malware analysis.

Microsoft announced yesterday it had taken down 90% of the Waledac botnet with the help of researchers in German and Austrian Universities.

Using classic history-stealing coupled with social network crawling, researchers are able to pinpoint a browser history to a specific online user profile.

The former administrators who took part in the cyber attack simulation say the United States are not ready to face such a threat.

The CWE/SANS 2010 Top25 most dangerous programming errors could serve as a basis for industry standards when it comes to software security.

The cyber war simulation aims to prepare the United States in the event of an actual large-scale cyber attack against the nation.

The cyber threat at the origin of attacks against Google and others is still at large, but security experts are slowly finding patterns that will reveal the identity of its creator.

Two researchers demonstrated last Friday how easy it is to find sensitive, personal information on peer-to-peer sharing networks.

Twitter has reset many of its users' account passwords after the social network had discovered suspicious activities linking to torrent sites and forums.

According to a December 2009 survey, the most popular social network also beats its competitors when it comes to cyber threats.

An experiment is trying to show that Internet users can be tracked by their browser's configuration, even whithout using cookies.

Following U.S. Secretary of Defense Hillary Clinton's speech on freedom of access to information and the attacks against Google, the Chinese government responded in an offuscated manner.

Joe Stewart of SecureWorks found evidence that the December attacks against Google did come from China.

The exploit code at the origin of the attacks against Google, Adobe and others has been made public.

Entrants competing to become the next Secure Hash Algorithm for government.

Google's online email service is gradually being switched from HTTP to the more secure HTTPS for all users.

Investigations following a mid-december cyber attack on Google's corporate infrastucture led to the finding of multiple major attacks originating from China. Google is now seriously considering to end its activities in the most populated country in the world.

A buffer overflow vulnerability was disclosed last Thursday and rated "highly critical" by Secunia, but it is still unsure if attackers can successfully exploit the bug.

Czech experts have discovered a new botnet redirecting users to data-stealing Web sites.

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