Apple’s Latest ‘Security Update’ After iPhone 5 Prototype Loss
Apple, reportedly, has “taken Steps” to ensure the iPhone 5 prototype’s safety.
U.S., Australia to add cyber realm to defense treaty
The United States and Australia will take the rare step on Thursday of declaring the cyber realm as part of a mutual defense treaty, meaning that a cyber attack on one could lead to a response by both nations.
Kids Can Leave Shoes on During TSA Screening, Homeland Security Says
Children under the age of 12 will soon be able to leave their shoes on during TSA airport screenings, according to Homeland Security.
Perry - is He Playing to His Base with ‘Ponzi’ Talk?
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Taliban Strikes U.S. Embassy in Kabul
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Can New Chief Restore People’s Trust in London Metropolitan Police?
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Suspicious Vehicle Prompts Evacuation of Florida Courthouse
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9/11 Memorial: U.S. Continues to Urge Caution
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Susanne Skov Diemer, Expert in Security Reveals Her 5-Step Plan to Ensure Families' Safety in a Crisis
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The patients' names, account numbers, diagnosis codes, admission and discharge dates, and billing charges were posted on Student of Fortune, a commercial homework help Web site. The information was contained in a detailed spreadsheet, which the site posted on Sept. 9, 2010, to show customers how to create a bar chart from raw data.
How 9/11 Changed the Way we Travel
The events of Sept. 11, 2001 forever changed air travel in the U.S. and across the globe. Here's a look at the changes that started when the Transportation Security Administration was formed back in 2001.
9/11 Anniversary Terror Threat Based on 'Very, Very' Recent Information
NYC and Washington D.C. to be on high alert on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
Ron Paul: GOP Debate Should Have Focused More on 9/11
Paul opposes the Patriot Act --security measures imposed by the administration of George W. Bush in response to the 2001 terrorist attacks -- and has suggested they have worsened security, not eased it.
India's Appetite for Gold Taking New Forms
In a nation whose love for gold is legendary, financial adviser Biju Daniel is one of scores of Indians who are rethinking how they amass riches through the precious metal.
9/11 Anniversary: U.S. Continues to Urge Caution
As the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks approach, the United States has been emphasizing caution in case security problems arise.
Texas Wildfires 2011: Was Rick Perry Wrong to Cut Firefighters’ Budget?
In order to save some money, Perry and GOP allies slashed funding for the agency responsible for fighting wildfires ? in the midst of a historic wildfire season that's seen more than 2 million acres burned by fire.
Airport Shoe Removal Could End: Napolitano
Shoe checks at U.S. airports could become a thing of the past.
Apple Seeks Security Experts: A Look at its IP Defense
Apple has posted two security expert job ads after its employees lost two iPhone prototypes in two years.
Dutch Hacking Case Escalates as Man Claims Responsibility for DigiNotar Breach
A hacking scandal in the Netherlands has escalated, with Dutch government officials investigating whether a hacker who stole online security certificates also stole any sensitive information on Dutch citizens.
India’s PM on ‘Historic’ Trip to Bangladesh
However, some controversies have already marred the trip.
Hackers Issue Fake Security Certificates for CIA, MI6 Web Sites
The fraudulent Web security certificates issued by hacked DigiNotar, allowing the hackers access to the data and passwords of Google sites, had not only hit social networking site Facebook and micro blogging site Twitter, but also the U.S. and the UK secret service agencies - CIA and MI6.
Sony recruits information security boss after hacking
Sony Corp picked a former official at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for the new post of chief information security officer, months after a massive hacking attack leaked information on 100 million user accounts on its games networks.
DigiNotar Hackers Used 'Advanced Tools' for Intrusion, Report Says
Hackers who attacked the Dutch firm, DigiNotar, used advanced tools for their intrusion and have been active for a long period of time, according to preliminary investigation by the Dutch IT firm, Fox-IT.
Apple Hunts for Security Experts After Losing iPhone 5 Prototype
Apple Inc. began hiring security experts to help protect unreleased gadgets after the Cupertino company lost another valuable iPhone 5 prototype last week.
Apple Steps Up Security after iPhone 5 Loss
Just days after reports surfaced that Apple lost another sensitive prototype -- this time the iPhone 5 -- the company is taking steps to ensure it keeps its devices safe.
9/11 Anniversary: Shadow Army of CIA, Special Ops Drives Counterrorism
As counterterrorism has become the preeminent goal, the military has relied increasingly on covert operations
Gold Rises with Fears about Pace of U.S. Recovery
Gold rose to a 1-1/2 week high on Friday as investors sought refuge in safe haven assets after a disappointing labour market report from the United States added to mounting fears about the pace of recovery in the world's largest economy
French Paper Claims Security Services Illegally Spied on Reporter to Protect Sarkozy
The centre-left paper alleges it has proof that it was targeted by the counter-intelligence services to protect Sarkozy’s private interests.”
9/11 Anniversary: U.S. at 'Heightened State of Vigilance,' Napolitano Says
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has put out a warning that the U.S. is at a heightened state of vigilance, leading up to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Wikileaks Cable Release: A Summary of Selected Shocking Revelations
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Wikileaks Cable Release: New Evidence that U.S. Troops May Have Massacred Iraqi Civilians
American troops may have executed at least 10 Iraqi civilians and then ordered an air strike to obliterate the evidence, according to a U.S. diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks.
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