Just like malware, spyware can easily invade your precious iPhone. Even with the most advanced mobile security, Apple still struggles to remove the unwelcomed guests in its handsets. With the recent ...

The fruity cargo cult Apple is getting into serious trouble over its current surge in spyware. In April, the tech titan sent out a flurry of notifications to iPhone users across 92 countries, blaring ...

It only took 10 seconds for Oregon lacrosse’s Anna Simmons to storm down half the length of the field and score. It was the first time that... Lyndsey Grein continues to give No.12 Oregon that feeling ...

Last week Forrester Research released “Anti-Spyware Adoption in 2005,” a study by analyst David Friedlander with Natalie Lambert, that included some surprising stats. What struck me most was that 39 ...

Sometimes, the company that gets the complaint is rightly to blame. But with alarming frequency, officials at these and other technology companies say they are tracing customer problems back to one ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Three years have passed since the Pegasus scandal first broke into the public. Yet, we still ...

Spyware appears to be following the same pattern of consumer backlash and litigation as spam, its equally unsolicited and unwanted cousin. Spyware is software installed on a computer that can alter ...

An anti-malware developer says the spyware problem worsened significantly in 2005, as the number of programs tripled, became more sophisticated, and attached themselves to more computers in the U.S.

Spyware and adware are pouring into enterprise desktops. How severe is the threat? And what can be done about it? Desktops littered with pop-up ads, computers grinding to a halt under the weight of ...

WASHINGTON - It's the newest computer security problem to attract the attention of Congress: spyware, or software designed to collect computer users' personal data without their knowledge. Secretly ...

This week, I was suddenly called into my boss’s office for an urgent meeting. From the look on his face, I expected to hear that we had a serious security incident under way. Instead, he asked what ...