Changes introduced to the Civil Code will wipe out local file-sharing networks
There are some simple ways to hack Facebook accounts, so users should be wary about what they hand over to…
Insulin pumps and pacemakers can be turned off by radio control warn researchers
Anonymous aims its crosshairs at various Government websites, with Number 10 and the MoJ also targeted
A former Intel engineer has pleaded guilty to stealing top-secret documents from Intel as he started a new job at…
Apple has issued a second patch for the widespread Flashback Trojan, this time focusing on OS X Lion
The hacking collective Anonymous claims to have successfully launched a denial-of-service attack on the Home Office's website, and promises more…
Hacktivist group Anonymous said it has defaced and hacked hundreds of Chinese government websites
Sky News says it hacked the Darwins' emails as it was "in the public interest"
Hackers are thought to have taken 24,000 sensitive files from the Utah Health Department
Hardcore Charlie claims breach of the computer system at Beijing-based CEIEC
Over half a million Apple Macs are infected with the Flashback Trojan, a Russian security firm has warned
RIM's MDM product doesn't do much different to competitors, says Good Technology
A few Zeus botnets reportedly remain active despite Microsoft closing down the bulk of them last month
Modified malware uses a web injection to imitate Facebook and ask for personal details
A “leap year bug” blamed on the third-party software caused GPS navigation devices to lose the connection
Deputy PM says surveillance plans will be open to debate but ensures safeguards over any monitored data
Apple moves to allay fears over a number of Java vulnerabilities
Hacker gets prison time after getting hold of a raft of customer data
ARM's joint venture will aim to set single security standard for smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and games consoles
Many public sector IT procurement officers are under-informed on security issues related to the shift to the cloud, but that…
Theresa May claims tracking communications will help crack down on paedophiles and terrorists
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.