Anonymous reveals personal info for 4K bank execs in name of computer crime reform

February 4, 2013 11:21 AM Meghan Kelly
Meghan Kelly

Anonymous released information for 4,000 bank executives as part of OpLastResort, a campaign to bring about cyber crime prosecution reform after coder and activist Aaron Swartz committed suicide.

Apple, Google fall off list of America’s 20 most trusted companies

January 29, 2013 10:18 AM John Koetsier
John Koetsier

The most trusted companies in America include HP, Amazon, IBM, eBay, and Microsoft. But Apple and Google, the two companies at the forefront of the mobile revolution, didn't make the cut.

Evernote’s CEO wants your trust, not your data

August 24, 2012 5:06 PM Christina Farr
Christina Farr

Evernote made the promise that it will never use your personal information for data mining and analysis. But what if there's an acquisition? And how do their investors feel about the missed revenue opportunity?

Google+ pseudonym accounts: You have four days until suspension

August 12, 2011 12:15 PM Tom Cheredar
Tom Cheredar

Anyone using a pseudonym instead of their real name on Google+ is now at risk of account suspension, the company announced today.

In the past few weeks, there has been much debate about Google’s Real Name Policy, with some calling …