The subscription service is designed for those Web sites not using SSL certificates
VeriSign is introducing a certification service that confirms whether a business is legitimate and that their Web site is free of malware.
One-time passwords, aren't enough to stop cybercrooks from plundering bank accounts
Security measures such as one-time passwords and phone-based user authentication, considered among the most robust forms of security, are no longer enough to protect online banking transactions against fraud, a new report from research firm Gartner Inc. warns.
The researcher has developed generic attack code, but is keeping it private.
A Seattle computer security consultant says he's developed a new way to exploit a recently disclosed bug in the SSL protocol, used to secure communications on the Internet. The attack, while difficult to execute, could give attackers a very powerful phishing attack.
MasterCard adds one-time passwords to improve security
In the face of mounting threats from hackers, MasterCard will use mobile phones to improve security for online transactions, the company said on Monday.
Mobile authentication tool ensures no trace of an end user’s session remains on the user's machine
How to provide a secure telework environment without much overhead? That was the question facing Octagon Capital, a Toronto brokerage firm that ended up choosing an unusual hardware-and-cloud service from Route1.
New platform removes risk of password phishing, says Accumulate
Swedish company Accumulate has implemented a version of the OpenID standard for mobile phones.
The move should simplify the process of registering for and logging into Facebook
Facebook has adopted the OpenID user-identity framework to simplify how people register for and log into the social networking site.
