Post-Microsoft acquisition changes continue to pique privacy advocate interest in Skype
Bram van der Kolk talks to TechWeekEurope about the cloud filesharing service's troubled first week
Cisco is targeting SMBs with a new wireless router, wireless security appliance and mobile handset
Attackers who hit PayPal, MasterCard and other major firms in the name of Anonymous get jail time
Researcher says backdoors remain open in many Barracuda boxes
The decision shows dissent in the EU Parliament, but is far from being final
As many as 1,000 Symantec employees could go
UK cops help catch alleged Gozi banking malware pushers
Sony plans appeal but isn't getting much sympathy from the security community
Apple pulls popular photo service from the App Store after customer complaints
Online gambling boosts the virtual currency ecosystem
Transparency Report shows another jump in requests for Google account user information
If you are hit by a hacker, is it legal to hit back? Peter Judge thinks it's time to test…
Plaintiffs demand the hosting company shares responsibility for violating their privacy
Is Mega handing encryption keys to users to protect itself from future legal problems?
The Pwn2Own competition has raised its bounties for working exploits aimed at browsers and browser plug-ins
The school codebreaking competition attracted eight times more participants than in 2011
Botnet sees some of its command and control infrastructure compromised by CERT Polska
US groups from opposing factions do battle in Brussels
UK citizens will be able to register for the new Universal Credit system using their PayPal credentials
Exclusive: European Commission hopes to enshrine transparency around cyber incidents in law
An exploit sells for a separate flaw to the one that caused havoc earlier this month
Stuxnet has caused a spike in offensive work in Iran
Swiss artists give WikiLeaks founder Assange a chance to voice opinions on current affairs
Unsecured USB drives pose a real danger to Industrial Control Systems, warns ICS-CERT
Software developer known only as ‘Bob’ spent his workdays looking at cat videos
Ofcom rules that Playboy age verification measures were insufficient on two of its websites
Company's tech found in nations including China, Russia, Egypt and Bahrain, but are they being used for negative purposes?
Watchdog tries out Facebook's new thing, isn't totally convinced about its respect for privacy