Tips for Securing Online and Mobile Banking With the ease of online banking and paperless bills, many Americans have made the switch to managing accounts on the web. However, with this new power comes greater responsibility. Online banking is a fabulous tool, but you have to be safe about it.
Posted Thu Oct 30, 2008
Security in an Age of Openness Google's mobile operating system, Android, is the most open platform yet. And that's not necessarily all a good thing. Here's why...
Posted Fri Oct 24, 2008
Email Security Lessons from Gov. Sarah Palin After Sarah Palin's email account was breached, the McCain campaign promised swift retribution. The hammer of justice fell last week on David Kernell, the son of a Tennessee state lawmaker. The 20 year-old University of Tennessee student accessed Palin's email account by successfully guessing a number of password reset questions, the answers to which were easily found online ("Where did you meet your spouse?" was among them).
Posted Thu Oct 16, 2008
Mergers Can Lead to More Security Woes
Every day it seems like we’re hearing about a bank merger or at least banks talking about merging. Washington Mutual and J.P. Morgan Chase. Merrill Lynch and Bank of America. It doesn’t look like we’ll be hearing any less of this anytime soon, as more banks are expected to fail. But some internet pirates are looking to take advantage of the situation, and you.
Posted Thu Oct 9, 2008
