The new version of Apple's Web browser fixes 15 security bugs while getting to pace with other modern browsers.

Siemens SCADA systems are vulnerable, should have been easily protected.

The American agency believes the data gathered by such services could help identify the culprits of the compromizing of Web applications.

A researcher from the SANS Institute asked the question to readers of his blog, and the answers raise concerns.

Users of 64-bit Windows XP are not affected, Service Pack 3 will be supported until 2014.

A research by SecureWorks shows that it beat the 15 other countries studied for the lowest ratio of cyber attacks per thousand PCs.

One month after it has first been reported, a vulnerability in Windows XP's Help and Support Center has served in at least 10,000 attacks, according to Microsoft.

According to a new study by the firm Qualys, only 3% of SSL certificates in use would be properly configured. Many dismissed the study, claiming the methodology was flawed.

Google, however, says SMobile Systems' report has problems.

The high-profile tournament is currently being used as the subject of 4% of the world's spam emails.

Researcher's new startup offers up new approach to preventing common SQL injection, XSS vulnerabilities in software.

RSA and other security firms warn of the increasingly successful session hijacking Trojans and give advice on protecting corporate property against them.

Symantec's "Norton Everywhere" initiative plans to extend protection and usability to every Internet-connected device.

A researcher at the University of Reading has inserted a RFID chip infected with a computer virus into his hand, claiming this could have serious implications.

Wombat Security launches its online training game Anti-Phishing Phyllis, which aims at helping users to detect fraudulent emails.

The $1.28 billion deal will further consolidate Symantec's assets while VeriSign focuses on Internet infrastructure and naming services.

Montreal-based information security firm In Fidem is offering courses for learning safer programming practices.

An Electronic Frontier Foundation study shows that user privacy may be at risk as Web browsers generate unique fingerprints in 84% of cases.

The search giant announced on their official blog that they will offer an encrypted version of their Web site starting this week.

A small application called TwitterNET allows anyone to build their own personal botnet with simple text commands.

The malware spreads through removable drives even if AutoPlay is disabled, installs rootkit on the computer.

False 'Verified by Visa' and 'MasterCard SecureCode' pages harvest customers' personal data.

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