A new update of the popular WordPress blogging platform tackles a number of security issues
The iPhone 5S's fingerprint recognition is for ease-of use, says Sean Michael Kerner. For security, have a look at iCloud…
Mayer says execs faced prison if they spoke out about surveillance requests, as Zuckerberg says US government "blew it"
Operator says a highly sophisticated attack could have been perpetrated by one of its own
North Korea implicated in malware attacks on a wide range of bodies in South Korea
Google’s infamous WiSpy incident continues to haunt the company as it loses a privacy appeal in California
The National Audit Office warns of the many risks that come with running valuable systems on Legacy IT
Patch Tuesday for September sees 47 vulnerabilities addressed
PayPal unveils another technology aimed at making payments "all but invisible", launching Beacon
Tom Brewster considers the cybergeddon dystopia of Blackout, which shed little light on what a serious cyber attack would do…
Facebook, Google and Yahoo all lodge legal petitions to let them talk aboue NSA data requests
The anti-virus anti-hero is not dead. In fact, he is as lively as ever
HP's new services are aimed at helping enterprises meet often complex government data privacy standards
PHP can be exploited by combining flaws, placing major sites like Facebook potentially at risk
Even encryption won't stop the NSA. Wayne Rash warns of back doors in network adapters, which could siphon off data…
Yahoo releases its first transparency report and the UK isn't in the top two for data requests for a change
NSA can tap plenty of mobile devices, according to fresh leaks reported by Der Spiegel
Mevade botnet responsible for Tor traffic jump in August
Intelligence agencies working inside tech companies to insert flaws in modern encryption, according to more of Snowden's leaks
Craig Kensek has been doing security since the "I Love You" virus was doing the rounds
Reports of hacking Dropbox were exaggerated - but Sean Michael Kerner says it's time to look properly at securing your…
Latest banking Trojan doing the rounds is causing concern
TechWeek digs into Wikileaks files to find a British supplier is implicated in selling to repressive regimes for significant sums
Authenticator update wipes account settings, causing plenty of bother for users
Hunt seeks to allay cost and privacy fears around NHS records project
IBM is to open a cybersecurity lab in Israel after closing its acquisition of cybersecurity vendor Trusteer
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Anonymous hacktivist tells TechWeek his crew are gathering plenty of data on four leaders of the SEA
Office in Paddington, London, will be Kaspersky's European hub when it opens in Ocrober