BY JOHN WITT Times-Dispatch Multimedia Editor Cyber villains are setting traps for people who want live video coverage of the Olympics online. Because of the time difference with Beijing, many sports fans are surfing the Internet from the office seeking Olympic coverage -- and that means corporate networks are vulnerable.
The Federal Communications Commission recently ordered Comcast to stop blocking customers from sharing online videos and other large files on the Internet — because doing so violated federal policy.
Premier Election Solutions, formerly Diebold, is accused of supplying the state with malfunctioning e-voting machines, which the company blames on antivirus software.
Joel Brenner, the U.S. national counterintelligence executive, talks with Bob Orr of CBS News about the threats that travelers to China could be facing and offers advice on how travelers can protect themselves.
Americans traveling overseas have been warned that personal information sent electronically can be stolen. No devices, from fax machines to cell phones, should be considered safe. Bob Orr reports.
A network service that traps more malicious software than a single antivirus program can alone could be the next weapon in...
A network service that traps more malicious software than a single antivirus program catches by itself could be the next weapon used to fight Internet threats.