CyberCrime & Doing Time

What does NASA, the US space agency, have in common with the Jerusalem Development Authority of the Israeli government? They've both b...

CallService.biz Gets a New Website On April 19th a friend sent me a Facebook link announcing that CallService.biz had been closed. The news...

Last week I had the opportunity to speak to the IT-360 conference in Toronto, Canada. One of the points that I made in my talk was that we...

Last week we congratulated DIICOT and their FBI partners on the successful arrest of 70 Romanian Internet fraudsters from three large cyber...

On March 4th, FBI Director Robert Mueller was given a speech on Cybercrime to the RSA conference where he mentioned that: And we have worke...

Charlie Miller got quite a bit of buzz for his fuzz when at CanSecWest he owned a fully patched Mac with fully patched Safari "in 10 s...

Microsoft has released a new patch for Internet Explorer, and no, your calendar isn't off, this is NOT the Second Tuesday of the month. ...

Lots of little newsworthy updates recently . . . they've been well-covered elsewhere, but we wanted to make sure our readers saw them as...

Symantec Riskiest Cybercrime Cities Symantec released a study today in conjunction with Sperling's Best Places today. According to thei...

Hacker sites and foreign press are picking up the story today of the arrest of at least 23 hackers in 13 different provinces in Turkey. The...

This morning I was reading a report from Kenneth Paschal, a member of the UAB Phishing Operations research team, that contained an interest...

(image from EnergizerRecharge.eu ) The Energizer DUO, a USB-powered battery recharger, was confirmed on Friday by Energizer Holdings to cont...

I've always regretted not attending the RSA conference with more than 500 speakers in 15 different tracks, and perhaps never so much as...

Several mailing lists have been buzzing in the aftermath of the recent shutdown attempts against the Waledac network. The results of this s...