Snort-based supplier sucked into Cisco's world
Hundreds of millions of SIMs are using weak encryption to do over the air updates, which is bad news for…
Canonical advises members to change their passwords as soon as possible
Tom Brewster introduces a series of articles focusing on the plight of global activists in the face of mass cyber…
EXCLUSIVE: As part of the Cyber Repression Series, TechWeek reveals campaign to spy on spiritual activists and military bodies
Only 1 percent of enterprise systems have the latest version of Java deployed, adding to the language's security troubles
Attack from last week leaves developer site offline and user data has been compromised
Huawei again has to bat off claims it is working with Chinese spies
The IT backlash against NSA data requests grows as tech big names call for more transparency
Interception and comms data requests spike, but mistakes have led to wrongful arrests
EXCLUSIVE: Privacy watchdog fails to follow up on Google claims it contained illegally collected Street View data and didn't use…
Cabinet Office says it can't be complacent over concerns surrounding Huawei centre designed to check for security flaws
There's the PRISM of the NSA and the PRISM partly run by NATO, according to the German government
Microsoft has joined other tech firms in demanding the right to reveal government requests for data
Oracle squashes a lot of bugs but one researcher says company's security practices "are simply not working"
GCHQ access to the controversial PRISM programme is legal, Intelligence and Security Committee says
First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles and the Calguns Foundation join EFF and others in fight against snoops
Yahoo's blogging baby hasn't been doing SSL right
The majority of developers do not implement any security development procedure when designing apps
The sneaky Janicab malware is likely targeting activists in Kazakhstan and Russia
Yahoo praised for fighting the US government over requests for its customers' personal data
Denial of service hits that coincided with the anniversary of the Korean War blamed on the North
TechWeek exclusively exposes a real case of attempted cyber extortion, as a betting company is targeted by a DDoSer claiming…
The restaurant chain alleges that Micros delivered a credit card transaction system containing malware that stole customer data
David Anderson QC set to raise concerns about search powers of border police this week
European Commission's polarising data protection reforms get a boost thanks to Edward Snowden
Irony lost on Sony, saying it would give away too much info on its security if appeal against ICO fine…
No danger of a Snowden style leak if it's all on paper, the Kremlin hopes