Google has resolved an issue which saw its Webmaster Tools service reactivating obsolete accounts
Wayne Rash asks: how could the head of the CIA not realise he couldn't trust secrets to Gmail?
Two men who allegedly ran a spam texting firm feel the wrath of the information commissioner
Student will go to the US to sign a final agreement and avoid prison
Criminal caught red handed carrying out a sophisticated campaign
Go Daddy tells TechWeekEurope it has some big plans for security improvements across the globe
Facebook's proposed changes to its privacy policy get a bashing
Annual Cyber Monday roundup of fraudsters goes global
Exclusive: We find that AWS and Google are keen for G-Cloud but can't get on it
A security firm has said it will disclose 23 flaws in critical infrastructure software, while chastising a rival firm that…
Ex-hacker Jacques Erasmus of Webroot, says careless users make Java an attractive prospect for criminals
Tech giants amongst hundreds affected by DNS-level attack
HP says kit may have found its way to Syria through third parties
Sophos asks how Go Daddy DNS records might have been compromised
Web users are continuing to engage in risky online behaviour despite admitting that they feel their online privacy is threatened
Council worker picks up the wrong documents and posts them
Kent 20-year-old faces a slew of allegations
Claims voiced in European Parliament indicate attacks on governments causing carnage
A study of applications for credit and bank cards in the US has uncovered more than 10,000 identity-fraud rings
Something resembling the Flame malware appeared on French government systems this year
Facebook is proposing a change to its data usage policies to allow user details to be shared with its Intagram…
ENISA says digital traps should be used more widely across Europe
Tech giant worried governments will ruin the Internet
Prince William’s RAF Photos show colleagues' passwords on screens
Conflict in Gaza continues to have a strong cyber aspect
Facebook has switched on HTTPS protection for American users, but the rest of the world will have to wait
Quantum cryptography no longer needs dark fibre, say Toshiba researchers
However nearly half of Internet users aren't sure if they are accessing illegal content