Another cyber-locker faces the guillotine after film studios file for a summary judgement against Hotfile
Man believed to have links with Anonymous is arrested by Met Police's e-Crime unit after BPAS is hacked
A Verisign report on 2012 security threats picks MaaS and open-source Zeus kit issues as sandbox candidates
The proposed framework for privacy is unworkable as it stands, a London forum was told
Google's browser exploited twice in hacking contests at CanSecWest conference
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt's techno-utopian ideals were brought down to earth by the German Chancellor at the CeBIT fair says…
Kaspersky researchers ask programming community for help decipher the code
The Roman Catholic Church is attacked in retaliation for the "corruption" exhibited during its history
Attackers have switched their attention from Java to Android, says Kaspersky
Bloggers hve been hit by an attack on Wordpress that tricks users into downloading fake AV software
Trustwave will bolster web security offering to enter multi-billion pound market
With a USB stick and a cloud service, IBM is offering a secure enterprise desktop
Hacktivists take down Panda Security websites, accusing the company of spying for the law enforcement agencies
At the IBM Pulse 2012 conference, Toshiba announced Tivoli endpoint management is embedded in its latest business PCs
Smartphones and gadgets leak signals from their electronics, potentially revealing encryption keys
FBI has supposedly captured senior members of LulzSec in the UK, Chicago and Ireland
Major UK ISPs lose challenge against controversial anti-piracy law
Megaupload founder and three senior operators expected in court over US request in August
Symantec has highlighted a scam that tricked Anonymous users into infecting themselves with the Zeus Trojan
WatchGuard has introduced the XTM 25 and 26 appliances to safeguard small-business networks
Ethical hacker warned about vulnerability, then used it himself
On the Internet, everybody can hear you scream - or belch or break wind - because nothing is erased, not…
Viviane Reding condemns advertisers who gain personal data without knowledge or consent of users
A device that looks like a power supply can leave a network wide open to attacks
Google should not have pushed through its privacy policy changes in the face of conflicts with European data protection laws,…
Survey reveals that most companies rely on insufficient spam-trapping features of their antivirus software
The importance of the network to cope with new trends has been highlighted by Cisco's new security head
Two research companies, partnered with Twitter, launch archived public data Tweet packages for sale to marketeers
Google and Facebook among the sites briefly blocked in police blunder
New tool aims to help users see who is tracking their web activity and to better understand tracking