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Even Craig Federighi, Apple’s Head of Software, Thinks Malware on Mac Is Unacceptable

"Today, we have a level of malware on the Mac that we don't find acceptable,” he said. “If you took Mac security techniques and applied them to the iOS ecosystem, with all those devices, all that value, it would get run over to a degree dramatically worse than is already happening on the Mac.”
By Sammy Nickalls
Over the past weekend, a woman from China was arrested and found to be carrying four cellphones and a thumb drive infected with malware at Mar-a-Lago.

Possible Mar-a-Lago Software Attack Reveals the Ominous, Erratic Nature of Malware

In today’s data breach-filled internet landscape, the growing list of online malware sources can seem terrifying.
By Gabriela Barkho
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

This New Android Bug Can Track and Record You—Here’s How to Keep Your Device Secure

A new android backdoor can steal your information and audio and video record your every move
By Alec M. Beresin
Stuxnet's command and control. (Krebs On Security)

Out in the Wild, Government-Created Stuxnet Virus Now Infecting Corporations

By Steve Huff

Cybersecurity Experts Concerned Hackers Could Steal Your Email Vote

By Steve Huff

Many Hospital Medical Devices More Badly Infected Than the Patients They Monitor

By Steve Huff

Kaspersky Lab is Working on its Own Super-Secure Industrial Operating System

By Steve Huff

SOPA Virus Kidnaps Computers for Ransom [Video]

By Steve Huff
Detail of image from SophosLabs

Warning: ‘Mitt Romney Almost President’ Is a Malware Attack, Not a CNN Alert

By Steve Huff

Chrome Users Fooled Into Installing Fake and Malicious Bad Piggies Browser Game

By Steve Huff

New Universal Exploit Lets Cyber Thieves Immediately Snatch Data From Browser Forms [Video]

By Steve Huff

Researchers Develop ‘Visual Malware’ for Android

By Steve Huff
HoneyMap (screengrab)

The HoneyMap Offers Real-Time Glimpse of Cyber Attacks as They Happen

By Steve Huff

Beware Malicious Twitter DMs Directing to Facebook Videos

By Steve Huff

Demo Shows How Easily Your iPhone 4S and Android Phone Can Be Hacked

By Steve Huff

Russia’s Kaspersky Lab Cracks Password Attached to Alleged U.S. Cyber Weapon

By Steve Huff

Researchers Uncover U.S. Footprints in Mysterious Cyber Warfare Tools

By Steve Huff

The Creepy Rise of ‘Crimeware’

By Steve Huff
An LNG ship, though not from the company in question. (Photo: flickr.com/tsuna72)

Another Day, Another Middle Eastern Energy Company Fighting Off a Virus

By Kelly Faircloth

Nonstop Cyber Warfare Is Your Scary New Jam

By Steve Huff

Get Scooby In The Mystery Machine: Kaspersky Lab Needs Help Decrypting Gauss

By Steve Huff

Booting Up: Zynga’s Sketchy Stock Dumpers Edition

By Jessica Roy
THUNDA STRUCK!

Iranian Atomic Scientists Reportedly Being Assaulted With AC/DC

By Kelly Faircloth
Sorry, we can't help ourselves. (http://commons.wikimedia.org/)

In Fitting Mission Impossible-Style Conclusion, Flame Malware Self-Destructs

By Kelly Faircloth
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