Google follows Twitter's lead and will use country-code top level domains to censor content as required
Quarterly report from last November reveals that the network infrastructure provider was hacked and had data stolen multiple times in…
The Metropolitan Police apologises after it sends 1,136 emails while sending out a survey
HTC has admitted to a security flaw on its handsets and revealed it has already issued a patch
To steal sensitive data, attackers targeted defence industry and government officials with fake Trojanised conference invitations
Facebook identified hacking and spam as ongoing issues to comply with US regulations on disclosing IPO-related security issues
Microsoft has started to take some public jabs at Google's controversial moneymaking privacy policy
The Commons Science and Technology Committee urges the government to not "scare people", but advise them on cybersecurity
IBM has launched software to help organisations manage and secure the influx of mobile devices into the enterprise
Swedish Supreme Court denies Pirate Bay defendants an appeal, finalising the fines and jail terms sentenced in 2010
The EU's Neelie Kroes says protection of the Internet is necessary for Europe's economic future
Modified version of Zeus malware targets online banking customers to capture bank and telephone data
Many companies have not protected their trademarks from exploitation by adult-domain squatters
The US Trade Representative has secretly negotiated a more restrictive treaty to avoid a congressional review and public objections, says…
Hosting companies Cogent and Carpathia agree to preserve user files for further two weeks
Start-up CloudPassage has launched a security-as-a-service offering combining hosted security with cloud access for public and hybrid cloud users
Users are protesting at Twitter's decision to censor content in certain countries in line with local laws
Legitimate files on the Megaupload site may be deleted this week, say US federal prosecutors
KPN and T-Mobile say that censorship should only be used as a ''drastic measure'
Two judges have given medical experts 28 days to report on hacker McKinnon's psychological state pending his extradition appeal
Facebook and the State of Washington are suing a marketing firm over a 'likejacking' scam that allegedly brought in up…
An alliance between 15 companies is hoping to set a standard to effectively wipe out email phishing
Council sent information to the wrong people five times in six months
Ministry of Justice catches 350 inmates using social network in past year, but more slip through the net
The FBI is seeking to develop software to scan Twitter and Facebook for 'emerging threats'
The UK police's BlackBerry project has been criticised, but is kicking BlackBerry just this year's fashion, asks Peter Judge
A key MEP protests the ACTA copyright treaty which could become European law in June
According to the National Audit Office, the government programme “did not provide value for money”
Pirate Parties rally MegaUpload users for potential joint lawsuit against "unjustified" closure of file-sharing site