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An intrusion into T-Mobile's servers that compromised customer records, sensitive government documents, private e-mail and candid celebrity photos last year occurred because the wireless giant failed to patch a known security hole in a commercial... Full Article at Pakistan News.net
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Over the last year, the technology sector has become enamored with the possibilities of the "cloud." Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Adobe on Tuesday released a security bulletin that includes fixes for 28 vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader and Acrobat, including a critical hole that has reportedly been exploited in the wild in limited attacks. Full Article at CNET
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Copy this whole post to another site It's been more than two weeks without data for Sidekick users, and T-Mobile finally bit the bullet and announced that it probably isn't coming back. Full Article at Gizmodo
