China gets the blame for being the cyber-warmongering nation but everybody's at it and its industry that takes the arrows…
Comment function shut down on two microblogging platforms following the fall of a political leader
TechWeekEurope learns the police are investigating claims one of its officers was taken to lunch by Phorm in 2010
Ryan Cleary is back in prison after sending messages to FBI double-agent Hector Xavier Monsegur
Site owner says he will hire new staff to help moderate pastes that include personal and sensitive content
After warnings from Visa and MasterCard, payment processor Global Payments says less than 1.5 million credit cards were affected
Girls Around Me allowed users to track women on location-based services
Government plans to monitor people's web and email use are heavily criticised.
Joining the likes of Google and Microsoft, Yahoo will is instituting consumer privacy technology on its websites
We should look at ways to forge opportunities from the right to be forgotten, says Tom Brewster.
Sources say that more than 10 million credit card numbers may be compromised
Rupert Murdoch’s company says NDS was fighting piracy, not facilitating it
Apple and Amazon lose £1 million, but the crooks are caught and jailed
Websense invites us into its lab in a limo to show us how quick it can make Android malware whilst…
The British feel safer online, but don’t protect private information, says research by Ofcom
Execs want the cloud to get round the IT department - even though they know it's wrong
German court declares Rapidshare legal but says it must monitor incoming links to copyright infringing files
Mac-targetted Trojan hits pro-Tibetan campaigners
ZTE partners want to know if the company shipped their gear to the Iran
A new app is able to crack the password protection of Apple iPhones and Android devices within minutes
Four alleged Anonymous members are sent to prison with no charges filed
The crooks running the second version of the Kelihos botnet abandon ship after their operation is sinkholed
Research from Microsoft and Indiana Universtiy Bloomington finds a range of ways to hijack the single sign-on systems used across…
The changes could see tougher laws introduced in the UK and across the EU
Several Oxford departments will collaborate on anticipating and mitigating cyber-attacks on individuals, organisations and governments
The deputy Informatino Commissioner reveals a decision on last year's Sony breach is imminent
AVG is offering a do-not-track feature to prevent ad networks tracking users, and has launched an online security BootCamp
LulzSec has bounced back from the recent arrests and hacked a dating website for single people in the military
O2 Broadband must give details of over 9,000 alleged filesharers to pornographer Ben Dover - but it doesn't mean they…
The latest NewsCorp scandal finally involves some real hacking