How much do you know about the infamous 'hactivist' collective?
Two researchers have proposed a way to catch forged SSL certificates and increase the level of trust in CAs
On demand scanning, speed and Facebook protection offered by security app
MEP David Martin expects the vote to go 2:1 against ACTA, and explains why
Security concerns prohibit use of the iPhone personal assistant
Cyber-weapons are cheap, democracy is dying, and social media is dangerous – the dark prophecy of Eugene Kaspersky
The long-delayed Department of Health information strategy plans to release anonymised patient data to researchers, industry and the public
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust says ICO has "acted incorrectly"
A massive data breach in the US state of Utah was caused by a series of configuration mistakes during an…
Former MoD research arm contracted to protect it from cyber attacks
Linux developers make improvements to virtualisation, 64-bit computing and other areas
The CSA's cloud certification framework is designed for the new EU Cloud Strategy, as well as for private companies
The DWP becomes the next target of Anonymous splinter cell, the ATeam
Cybercrime discovered while investigating a real-world robbery
Twitter has joined the privacy drive after announcing its support for the "Do Not Track" initiative
Microsoft has held its first Security Development Conference to encourage the sharing of security information
The cookie law is crazy, as the government has shown by saying it hasn't bothered to get compliant, argues Tom…
Man from Sussex tracked down by Met Police's e-Crime Unit for Facebook account hack
Flashback operators were unable to make much money from the hundreds of thousands of Macs they had control of
Google is to meet with the French privacy watchdog next week over its controversial new user privacy policy
Microsoft details improved monitoring options and restrictions for parents
WikiLeaks sees its website go down, claiming a DDoS has been smashing the site for three days
Paranoid citizens and secret agents rejoice - you can destroy your data
The Pirate Bay is back online after a big DDoS hit, saying Anonymous is not to blame
Google has fixed 20 security flaws for the Chrome browser, and also offered up a new tab-synchronisation feature
Channel 4 documentary finds 25 confidentiality breaches per week at the Department for Work and Pensions
Council fined after second offence in two years, but further loss prevented by laptop encryption
TechWeekEurope is invited into an Anonymous team's IRC session to learn about the group's aims and watch its big botnets…
SMBs may be putting their storage in the cloud with their fingers cross. Lisa Vaas says, at least encrypt your…
Apple patches 17 vulnerabilities in QuickTime, getting by with a little help from its friends