Bogus SSL certificate for Windows Live could allow man-in-the-middle hacks The race is on to kill trust in a live.fi credential issued without authorization.

Lenovo is selling computers that come preinstalled with adware that hijacks encrypted Web sessions and may make users vulnerable to HTTPS man-in-the-middle attacks that are trivial for attackers ...

The site certificate tampering could, however, open the door for hackers to launch phishing attacks—especially since Superfish appears to be using the same private encryption key on all Lenovo ...

In a man-in-the-middle attack, a message intended for a specific receiver is secretly intercepted by a third party. This allows the attacker to access confidential information (hence the alternate ...

The survey found that nearly 80% of TLS certificates on the Internet are vulnerable to Man in the Middle (MiM) attacks, while as many as 25% of all certificates are expired at any given time.

Man in the middle attacks (MiTM) are a popular method for hackers to get between a sender and a receiver. MiTM attacks, which are a form of session hijacking are not new. However, what might not ...