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Twitter uses country-specific blocking for the first time
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Move to the cloud should improve both reliability and security
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Eugene Kaspersky wants to stop virtual attacks on real-world infrastructure
US agency says Gamma International's software is being used by criminals - but the British firm begs to differ
Manchester police caught napping by the ICO
Changes to Google's privacy policy may come through in response to the EU regulators. But Peter Judge wonders if they…
After ten years of waiting, Gary McKinnon learns he will not be extradited
Santander customers aren't happy about alleged security failings at the bank
Google has to give users more control, says the EU
MiniFlame can either work on its own or back up its bigger buddies Flame and Gauss
Lulzsec hacker Raynaldo Rivera is looking at a maximum five years in jail
Iran implicated in attacks on oil giant
Two more US banks were hit by denial-of-service attacks which caused outages in spite of advance warning
A data breach has compromised the identities of nearly 300,000 employees and students of Northwest Florida State College
PhonePayPlus reaches out to Facebook to clamp down on dodgy premium rate businesses
WikiLeaks has been trying to force readers to donate and Anonymous “is enraged”
Updates cover plenty of severe vulnerabilities across a broad range of Oracle software
As the US ramps up spending on its digital arsenal, its defence secretary warns of cyber disaster
The ICO says the private sector is leading the way in data protection, but is it basing its claims on…
The Irish domains of both Google and Yahoo were knocked offline after a serious security breach
Kroes calls on industry to ensure DNT is not weakened because of advertiser pressure
Wales tells TechWeekEurope he plans to explain the flaws of 'Snooper's Charter' to home secretary next month
Sir Malcolm Rifkind says the parliamentary security committee is considering whether to investigate Huawei's UK operations
VUPEN denies its vulnerability was used to target notable UAE activist
Firefox 16 security flaw causes Mozilla to withdraw latest version of web browser