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Symantec

Why Are Iran’s Dirtiest Hackers Targeting Saudi Oil Fields?

Iranian cyber criminals dominate the FBI's Cyber's Most Wanted List.
By Micah Halpern
Cooling towers from the Limerick Generating Station, a nuclear power plant in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, are seen from a nearby neighborhood March 25, 2011. Limerick consists of two boiling water reactors designed by General Electric and is located on the Schuylkill River.

Cybercriminals Have Already Broken Into US Energy Companies

We were warned.
By Brady Dale
A company can have Norton Fighter on its side and still be left crying from ransomware if it isn't configured correctly, a CTO from Symantec warns. (Photo: TORU YAMANAKA/AFP/Getty Images)

Symantec Says Not to Pay When Data Gets Caught in Ransomware

The CTO for Symantec's Global Incident Response team says that companies should never pay hackers to unlock ransomware. It gets them on a sucker list.
By Brady Dale
Sketchy. (Photo: Symantec.com)

Fake Japanese Apps Trick Android Users Into Paying for Porn

By Jordan Valinsky

Anonymous Celebrates Guy Fawkes Day By Hacking ImageShack

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
Do not order these via junk filter email. (flickr.com/melloveschallah)

Spammers Still Speak English, and Blogs Have Malware: The Symantec Annual Report

By Kelly Faircloth

Symantec: Anonymous Has Hacked Anonymous, Anon Bank Information In Danger

By Steve Huff
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