Major Tech Companies Send Letter Decrying Encryption Backdoors To President Obama By Lucian Armasu Tech companies, non-profits and security experts signed a letter against encryption backdoors today.
Yahoo Announces End-to-End Encryption Plugin For Mail Service By Lucian Armasu Yahoo announced its End-to-End email encryption plugin at SXSW.
Verizon, Cisco, Microsoft And Others Pull The Plug On Default Encryption In HTTP/2 By Lucian Armasu IETF goes back on its promise to encrypt the whole web by default due to pressure from the Open Web Alliance group, which includes Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, Cisco, Microsoft and others.
Gemalto Claims GCHQ, NSA Didn't Compromise Its Keys, Security Experts Remain Skeptical By Lucian Armasu Gemalto presented the findings of its investigations six days after the first report of its hacking came out, but security experts remain skeptical that Gemalto is telling the truth.
Peerio Launches With Easy To Use End-To-End Encrypted Email By Lucian Armasu Cryptocat creator launched Peerio, a simple app that can send end-to-end encrypted email, based on core technology from his previous miniLock encrypted file-sharing app.
Huge: Cloudflare’s Free SSL Service Brings Encrypted-By-Default Web Closer Than Ever By Lucian Armasu Cloudflare's new Universal SSL service gives encrypted web a big boost, doubling the number of sites using HTTPS connections from two to four million.
Buffalo Launches USB 3.0 Ministation Plus By Partner Content Buffalo's Newest Portable Storage Solution Pairs High Performance USB 3.0 with a Sleek Shock-proof Chassis.
RunCore's Xapear SSDs Provide Top Security By Partner Content As technology has advanced, notebook computers have become increasingly mobile. Laptops are easy to carry, and, thus, also easy to lose or steal, along with often sensitive data.
TRENDnet's 500 Mbps Powerline Networking Kit By Kevin Parrish Get a 500 Mbps network connection using a power outlet.
Law Firm Facing Investigation After Details of 5,000 Broadband Users are Leaked to Pirate Bay By Jane McEntegart A UK law firm is facing investigation from the Information Commissioner after an unencrypted list containing the personal details of thousands of broadband customers was leaked online.
