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A security screener at Kennedy International Airport trying to see his parents off on a trip boarded their plane without a ticket or a boarding pass Thursday and was arrested, authorities said.
A marketing software company serving nonprofits across the country including The American Red Cross said Tuesday that a hacker stole e-mail addresses and password information from its clients' databases.
A passenger who bypassed security after a smoke break at Kennedy International Airport, forcing an evacuation and flight delays, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal misdemeanor.
A hacker or hackers stole data from at least 45.7 million credit and debit cards of shoppers at off-price retailers including T.J. Maxx and Marshalls in a case believed to be the largest such breach of consumer information.
An intoxicated 28-year-old man apparently broke into a secure area near McCarran International Airport and stole a luggage cart tug car before being arrested early Tuesday.
Nearly 200,000 electronic records at the University of Texas at Austin's business school have been illegally accessed, the school said Sunday.
A 22-year-old man was sentenced Monday to 18 months of court supervision for walking through a security gate and onto an airfield at Midway International Airport last month, prompting a brief shutdown of the airfield.
A former security guard at General Motors Corp.'s Warren technical center is accused of taking employee Social Security numbers and using them to hack into the company's employee vehicle database.
Sweden's military is investigating a major security breach after a member of staff left a memory stick holding classified data on a public computer.
BOSTON - The loss or theft of personal data such as credit card and Social Security numbers soared to unprecedented levels in 2007, and the trend isn't expected to turn around anytime soon as hackers stay a step ahead of security and laptops disappear with sensitive information.
It never ceases to amaze me how a lack of information security translates into official statements that no one is aware of any identity theft that has occurred.
Bloggers 1 - UK Government 0 after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office was today found guilty of breaching the Data Protection Act as a direct result of an investigation that simply would not have happened had not a blogger got hot under the collar about an online visa applicatio …
A family doctor faces being struck off for daring to suggest to women seeking an abortion that they should think twice. Dr Tammie Downes says at least eight grateful mothers have children today which they would have terminated until she asked them to consider the consequences.
Ask anyone in the intelligence community who was the most damaging spy in US history and the answer comes quickly: Robert Hanssen, a senior FBI agent who spied for the Soviet Union – and, after the Cold War, for the Russians – on and off for a period of 15 years.
A disabled firewall and an unapplied patch allowed hackers to infiltrate a server at the University of Colorado, Boulder, exposing the personal information of nearly 45,000 students, the university said Tuesday.
Vulnerability monitoring organizations have reported a flaw in numerous McAfee products that can be exploited to compromise systems.
While enormous effort is focused on screening airline passengers for explosives or weapons before they can board a commercial flight, it remains shockingly easy for airport employees to sneak into secure areas and carry dangerous materials onto a plane without detection.
You would think when you buy a new house that it would be more straightforward than buying a older build........ This is not the case! We moved into our new build house in July 2005 and have had nothing but problems .
In his new film "Breach," Ryan Phillippe plays Eric O'Neill -- an FBI up-and-comer promoted to work under respected longtime agent Robert Hanssen.
MIAMI, Florida (Reuters) -- Two teenagers Wednesday drove a stolen car onto the U.S. military base that commands much of the war on terror, triggering an investigation into the security breach, police and military officials said.
A woman made it through the security checkpoint without being screened. The result was an alarm and all people in the terminals and the airplanes being put through a second screening.
"School system officials say Google broke through the password and username protected server the information was stored in and took a photo of the page, which it posted to the Internet." -- ummmmmmm....
I doubt the criminals would have done anything bad with the info in the 3 weeks it took the Ag Department to let its employees know.
Declan McCullagh interviews Ed Mierzwinski, the consumer program director for the National Association of State Public Interest Research Groups (US PIRG) regarding the possibility of a federal data breach notification law.
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