20-year-old Katie loves tutorial porn. The university student, who is using her first name only for privacy reasons, tells Mashable that it helped her to understand sex during a time where it ...

A lover of RPGs, Board Games, and Storytelling Joshua is a gamer to the core. He loves story-driven narratives but also spends ample time in the battlefields of varying Call of Duty titles. Despite ...

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In October 2010, a small application called Firesheep had Internet users quivering in fear that their social accounts could be hacked instantly, with a small Firefox extension able to hijack Facebook, ...

Remember Firesheep? Well, the cookie snatching Firefox extension now has a more portable cousin called FaceNiff. This Android app listens in on WiFi networks (even ones encrypted with WEP, WPA, or ...

Most of us don't worry too much: antivirus software, as long as you keep it up to date, takes care of most attacks. Cyber security outfits are on the lookout for the really serious stuff aimed at ...

Whoops! Looks like someone took over the Twitter account belonging to actor/former underwear model/producer Ashton Kutcher. Based on the rogue tweet’s references to SSL, we’d wager that the culprit ...

A nasty security flaw that let anyone on a shared network hijack your Facebook account is finally being fixed. The breach was identified last October when software developer Eric Butler released a ...

Facebook is rolling out a more secure way to connect to its website, which will protect users from a widely publicized wireless networking attack called Firesheep. The social-networking site starting ...

Earlier this year, the Firefox add-on Firesheep created quite a controversy by making it easy to capture unencrypted web traffic. Firesheep sniffs unencrypted cookies sent across open wi-fi networks.