LinuxSecurity.com: Adobe's Flash Player software is on 99 percent of Internet-connected desktops, offering up multimedia and video capabilities on a multitude of popular Web sites such as YouTube. But the Adobe Flash platform has been beset by a rash of

LinuxSecurity.com: Log analysis and log management are often considered dirty words to enterprises, unless they're forced to adopt them for compliance reasons. It's not that log analysis and management have a negative impact on the security posture of an organization

LinuxSecurity.com: Barely weeks after its launch, Barnes & Noble's Android-based Nook e-reader has been hacked and 'rooted' (root, or full system access, has been obtained). A loose team of hackers reported the work on their wiki, Nook Devs.

LinuxSecurity.com: While Windows has more security problem than a barn dog has fleas, Linux isn't immune to having its own security holes. Recently, two significant bugs were found, and then smashed. To make sure you don't get bit, you should

LinuxSecurity.com: Two-factor authentication -- used to protect online bank accounts with both a password and a computer-generated one-time passcode -- is supposed to be more secure than relying on a single password. But Gartner Research VP Avivah Litan warns that

Edward Cahn, SCO's appointed Chapter 11 Trustee, now making decisions for SCO, has filed an opposition to to lift the bankruptcy stay so the arbitration can go forward.And Al Petrofsky has filed a motion pro se demanding that SCO file

Apple wins its permanent injunction against Psystar. It's total, including Snow Leopard. As for Rebel EFI, the judge while expressing that Psystar was not very clear about what it does, refused to exclude it from the injunction, and says Psystar