FCC’s wishy-washy rulemaking might doom net neutrality in court
When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted the Open Internet Order in 2010—forbidding Internet Service Providers from blocking services or […]
Security, Technology
Security
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft retracts one September security bulletin before release
Microsoft was supposed to release 14 security bulletins on Tuesday 9/10/13(edited by NCCT) for various software products. However, the company
Security, Software
Flash Player, Reader and Shockwave Player get critical security updates
Adobe released security updates for Flash Player, Adobe Reader and Shockwave Player on Tuesday to address critical vulnerabilities that could
Security, Social Media
Groups claim Facebook's new policy threatens user privacy, asking FTC to step in
Facebook is running into to some trouble with about a half a dozen different privacy groups regarding some changes the
Security, Technology
“World’s most secure smartphone” looks like snake oil, experts say
Do you want a phone that secures all of your data and communications, and can’t be hacked by even the
Networking, Security, Technology
Millions of Android users vulnerable to security threats, say feds
Android remains the world’s most widely used operating system, based on market and usage share statistics, used by hundreds of
Security, Social Media
Scam Alert: Do NOT click on that 'Instagram for PC' ad
An advertisement circulating on Facebook and Twitter for a desktop version of the photo-sharing application Instagram is a scam, according
Security, Software
How easy is it to hack JavaScript in a browser?
This Q&A is part of a weekly series of posts highlighting common questions encountered by technophiles and answered by users
Apple, Security
Researchers manage to get malware published in Apple's iOS App Store
While the posting of malware remains a rare occurrence on Apple’s iOS App Store, a team of security researchers figured
Security
Malware hijacks mobile ad networks to siphon money
Asian cybercriminals have figured out an unusual way to use the architecture of a mobile ad network to siphon money