Good thing UK airports are scrapping the IRIS programme after the Olympics...
Charlie Miller finds NFC flaws in Android and Nokia devices
British organisation is implicated in a cyber spy campaign that appears to be going after activists in Bahrain
CloudFlare's network will remain open to all, says CEO Matthew Prince
A bank-theft botnet by the name of Gameover has infected 675,000 systems, many at Fortune 500 companies
A Salem witch trial? Symantec's CEO is booted out by the board
The Madi cyber espionage tool is back and this time is focusing on the West, not the Middle East
Southampton Council wanted to record video and audio in every city cab
Brian Spector, CEO of cloud security vendor CertiVox, says the traditional user login is gasping its last breath
Siemens patches vulnerabilities used by the super-malware that was Stuxnet
The EC wants to talk about cyber security legislation, looking at risk management and breach reporting requirements in particular
Theresa May will either confirm or reject Gary McKinnon's extradition to the US by mid-October
A number of recent changes at Skype mean that rumours of wiretaps could well be true, says Tom Brewster
Black Hat USA 2012 conference attendees hit by apparent phishing attack
Exclusive: Attackers ramp up their use of super-powerful DDoS strikes and Xbox gamers are getting hit too, data shown to…
Snooping gear has gone to Syria, Iran and Egypt, and Privacy International isn't happy
The tool can be used to cause a blackout for the sake of security
A Russian man has been arrested in Cyprus on allegations that he carried out denial-of-service attacks on Amazon.com, Priceline.com and…
Francis Maude gives universities millions to produce at least 24 security-minded graduates
Includes a fix for a dangerous vulnerability rated 10 out of 10
No one will say why BitDefender's Clueful privacy monitor fell foul of Apple
Email theft is unsolved, but global warming science is vindicated
Cyber Security Challenge director says the focus is on defence skills, not offensive expertise
The Grum botnet is killed off, meaning we can expect a big dip in spam
Firefox 14 makes Google searches secure
Banks are handing over loads of useful data to hackers, a KPMG study finds
Government backed contest wants online defenders against malware
Yahoo says a flaw in its Android Mail app affects a limited number of users
The world's third largest source of spam could soon be history
Experian finds the illegal data trade market has doubled in size already in 2012, compared with 2011 figures