Senators propose law to go after foreign cybercriminals

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May 08, 2013 CNET Security Center
Senators propose law to go after foreign cybercriminals After a slew of U.S. companies' Web sites were hacked, a group of bi-partisan senators is looking at getting a new law passed that combats cyber-theft by foreign governments and hackers. Read more | Share:  Apple ordered by German court to change its privacy rules The iPhone maker can no longer ask for "global consent" to use customer information or tap in to location-based data. But the court ruling applies only to Germany. Read more | Share:  How hackable is your password? McAfee offers password tips The security vendor is out with a few rules and reminders for creating strong passwords designed to thwart the bad guys. Read more | Share:  U.S. says Chinese government behind cyberespionage Annual report to Congress alleges a steady campaign of hacking designed to acquire information about the U.S. government's foreign policy and military plans. Read more | Share:  Seth Rosenblatt Senior writer View profile | Email Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats. Great tech is calling. Don't miss a chance to win* a BlackBerry Z10. No purchase necessary. See rules for details. Google's Schmidt: Don't worry too much about 'Big Brother' The executive chairman of Google says that even though everyone will be using wearable computing devices someday, companies won't be tracking peoples' every move because it's bad business. Read more | Share:

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