China and US held exercises to head off escalated hostilities after accusations of data breaches
NHS IT Provider says 600,000 patients have no need to worry
Dutch anti-piracy organisation had ordered political party to shut down Pirate Bay proxy
Interested parties have two weeks to agree on what is to become of the 1,100 powered-down servers that hold 25…
A 17-year-old is charged for two offences, one relating to the Anti-Terror Hotline hoax calls, another to the Computer Misuse…
US agency FCC claims Google said that searching its own emails was too much hassle
A Trojan found in video applications on the Google Play market has affected at least 70,000 users, McAfee has warned
James Jeffery pleads guilty to hacking BPAS website and records
The SabPub APT is still active and is going after Mac machines
Sophos and game maker Rovio have warned of malicious code masquerading as the popular Angry Birds Space game
China has contained the Internet, and Facebook and Apple are restricting it, warns Google founder Sergey Brin
Trend spots a rare beast in the cyber crime world - ransomware infecting the Master Boot Record
Update to national firewall suspected as cause of temporary foreign site blackout
The Metropolitan Police denies the hack, TeaMp0isoN denies the arrests. So nothing happened?
Aerospace and defence company expected to release device in late 2012
Despite getting slammed by some corners of the security industry over Flashback, Apple gets praise for its "innovative" Java update
James Lyne is destined to be one of the biggest names in security. He might even become the industry's first…
Pentagon recognises the value of hacking as a form of warfare
Mischievous hacktivists phone-bomb the UK intelligence agency
Users will now be able to access data about IP addresses, previous names and friend requests
Portugal is planning a tax of up to €0.5 per Gigabyte, to pay copyright owners
HP says that some of its shipments of ProCurve 5400 zl switches contained infected flash cards
Apple is slow and misguided, but the number of Flashback bots is coming down, say security experts
Microsoft has tackled security flaws in MS Office and Internet Explorer in its latest security patch
MoJ hack was not an Anonymous operation, but the work of a lone supporter, the claimed culprit told TechWeekEurope
The myriad ways people can hide their web activity makes the government's overbearing legislation absurd, says Tom Brewster
Apple looks to dismantle the C&C infrastructure of Flashback with the help of ISPs
Security vendors have rushed out tools to defeat the Flashback virus infecting Macintosh computers
The cookie laws are coming, but not many businesses seem to care
DECC's smart meter programme expected to deliver £7.2 billion net benefit over 20 years