Dan Kaplan

The PCI Security Standards Council is planning to introduce a certification that demonstrates a company is qualified for assessment.

Hackers have claimed to have lifted the source code for Symantec's Norton anti-virus with a view to post it publicly.

A researcher has posted on Twitter about a Windows vulnerability that can be exploited through Apple's Safari browser.

A New York man has brought a class-action lawsuit against Hewlett Packard over a vulnerability that opens the device to an attack.

More than 4,000 websites may have been infected by a massive SQL injection attack.

Individuals in the US affected by a data breach at Sutter Health have filed a class-action lawsuit against the Northern California-based company, according to a report in The Sacramento Bee.

Chinese officials have repudiated a congressional commission's report accusing the country of attempted hacks into two U.S. government satellites in 2007 and 2008.

The scourge of rogue anti-virus (AV) software considerably has eased since June, according to Kaspersky Lab.

The hacktivist group Anonymous made good on its promise of digital retaliation against a Californian Police Department for the force it used against protesters this wee

After a brief respite from exposing the personal information of its targets, the #Anonymous hacking collective on Friday posted documents that appear to contain the personal information of police officers in Massachusetts and Alabama.