Charlie McMurdie tells TechWeek it is the right time to go, ahead of PCeU's merger with SOCA
Pages of Candace Bushnell's Killing Monica novel thrown on Google Drive for all to see
Government says it may legislate on providing police with better access to people's IP addresses
An ongoing outage cuts Syria off from the rest of the world
Google risks fresh privacy rows after filing a patent for a policy violation/law breaking scanning tool
Stonesoft will add next generation firewall expertise to McAfee's arsenal
Man sent to US from Bangkok where he was arrested in January
US expects the operation to go off with a whimper
Attacks in the wild and a fresh Metasploit module make life difficult for Microsoft
China denies US claims it was behind attacks on numerous nations in 2012
The UK was among the countries with the lowest infection rate, while China topped 50 percent of PCs hit by…
Malware planted on the US Department of Labour's website attacked victims' systems using a zero-day bug in Internet Explorer 8
There's no Amazon or Google on G-Cloud, but Big Data crime fighter Palantir is
Dutch police could get the power to hack criminals' equipment, even if they are based abroad
Mt Gox was due to transfer ownership of US and Canada assets in March. Well, it didn’t.
US Department of Defense moves towards a mixed-device environment
Attacks over Tor on illegal drug marketplace believed to be part of extortion attempts
Chinese hackers have repeatedly stolen intellectual property and defence information from QinetiQ
Salesforce wants to lure government G-Cloud crew with its Slough pad
US authorities are seeking additional ways to ramp up their Internet surveillance capabilities
Hackers could easily get spyware onto Glass devices, researcher warns
Watering hole attack likely to be state-sponsored, say security researchers
Whilst Twitter is commended for its efforts to keep government hands away from user data, others don't come out looking…
ITALY: Eugene Kaspersky puts on his red jumpsuit...
Hosting giant feels the force of an unusually large attack
Spyware from Gamma International masquerades as Firefox and Mozilla is not happy about it
Security experts are warning users about the dangers of password reuse after the LivingSocial database breach
Twitter ridiculed for suggesting companies should keep Twitter use to one machine
D-Link surveillance and consumer cameras riddled with potentially serious vulnerabilities