Intel researchers recently demonstrated a system that has the potential to do away with computer passwords.Bloomberg From ACM TechNews | September 17, 2012
It sounds like an air traveler's nightmare: a sophisticated software attack that allows hackers to access internal airport computer systems and manipulate data...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | August 17, 2012
Look around your office hallway or college campus and you'll see people holding interactive panes of glass.Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | August 9, 2012
In the 15 years that computer hackers have gathered in Las Vegas for the Black Hat conference, an event where unknowns can become stars and tech heavyweights are...Bloomberg From ACM News | July 25, 2012
Paul Davison is in a hurry. Not just to board the plane that's about to take him to his father's retirement party in San Diego, or to get through the talking points...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | March 8, 2012
The intelligence operative sits in a leather club chair, laptop open, one floor below the Hilton Kuala Lumpur’s convention rooms, scanning the airwaves for spies...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | December 22, 2011
Every day three-quarters of all e-mail that flies across the Internet is spam. Some of it tricks customers into installing a virus or forking over personal information...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | December 15, 2011
A Silicon Valley startup that collates threats has quietly become indispensable to the U.S. intelligence community.Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | November 29, 2011
A rash of cyberattacks has raised the profile of such incursions and led to a booming cyberweapons industry. Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM TechNews | July 28, 2011
The National Security Agency, the top U.S. electronic intelligence service, has joined a probe of the October cyber attack on Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. amid evidence...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM News | March 31, 2011
New York City is almost halfway to its goal of installing 3,000 cameras as part of a network to monitor signs of terrorism, about triple the number it had in...Bloomberg From ACM News | November 12, 2010
Researchers at Rutgers University and the University of South Carolina have found that wireless signals between new cars and their tires can be intercepted or forged...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM TechNews | August 11, 2010