When a federal judge last month dismissed the lawsuit against file-sharing services Grokster and StreamCast Networks, it sparked the introduction of products to help broadband service providers ...

Bipartisanship has been hard to come by in Washington of late. Still, the bipartisan dream has not completely died, as proved yesterday in the House Energy and Commerce committee, which marked up the ...

More and more people are using peer-to-peer (P2P) software to move information across the Internet. Although it has useful applications, P2P technology can be a dangerous thing. P2P programs enable ...

Last week Palo Alto Networks released the third edition of its Application Usage and Risk Report that found an average of Six P2P variants in 92% of the sample – with some organizations unknowingly ...

People who use popular file-sharing software at home, in school and in the workplace to download music and videos are likely to expose their own personal and corporate data stored on their computers’ ...

Question: What happens when government workers at the National Archives, the Department of Transportation, the Department of Defense, and a Navy hospital all inadvertently make sensitive information ...

A new "cloaking" application that protects individuals from network snooping is making the rounds among file traders, marking the latest salvo in the increasingly volatile battle between music labels ...