34 news & feature articles results for "Steganos Privacy Suite 2008"

Suit seeks class action status and accuses RockYou of "reckless indifference to proper security measures" in failing to secure its network and protect customer data.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Debate centered on how and when to limit federal wiretaps, and the role of tech companies. Meanwhile, the Real ID Act ran into some real opposition.

Posted by CNET Staff

As part of the terms of a class action settlement against the ill-fated advertising experiment, Facebook will finally shut it down--and create a $9.5 million "settlement fund" to create an independent online privacy foundation.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Google's announcement of the Chrome OS is big news, but what will the ramifications for privacy be? We take a look at Google's privacy track record on some of its other products and services.

Posted by Josh Lowensohn

November's Patch Tuesday features fixes for holes in Windows, Excel, and Word, and a critical one affecting the Windows kernel that could be used in drive-by download attacks on Web surfers.

Posted by Elinor Mills

In her first New Hampshire campaign stop after a third-place Iowa finish, the Democrat also calls for oil companies to fund research on alternative energy technology.

Posted by Anne Broache

Republican thinks a free market is key to broadband expansion and that feds should stay out of mergers and social networks.
Special coverage: Election 2008

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Anne Broache

The 2008 presidential election changed the way politicians use technology, but a new Congress may prove to be a mixed bag for the industry.

Posted by CNET Staff