The ramifcations of the MegaUpload shutdown continue to be felt as Filesonic disables file sharing and its reward programme
The MegaUpload case shows the US government can already enforce its copyright abroad. The world is asking why SOPA was…
Firms must repoert data breaches and could be fined up to one percent of their global revenues
SOPA and PIPA have been officially put on hold. They may be revived, or may be replaced with other anti-piracy…
A research team has managed to extend quantum computing to the Cloud, with the advantage of enhanced security
A poisoned Website is tricking innocent visitors into becoming an unwitting part of the Anonymous DDoS army
Megaupload has been closed down and its organisers arrested in a multinational action led by the US Justice Department
European vice president Neelie Kroes says SOPA was "bad legislation", while Euro MPs call US Congress to account
By finding new talent, the Cyber Security Challenge helps the IT industry protect the nation from threats, says new CEO…
Many IT departments concentrate on port 80 security but Palo Alto Networks has found that most corporate traffic does not…
The Online Protection and Enforcement of Digital Trade (OPEN) Act is rising in popularity as an alternative to SOPA and…
SE Android, developed by the US National Security Agency, is a security-enhanced version of Google's mobile platform
McAfee has promised to patch security issues in its hosted anti-malware service, including one that would turn a PC into…
After the site blackout, what can non-US citizens do to protest a law which would damage the World's Intenret, asks…
As the Stop Online Piracy Act comes back on Congress's schedule, the father of the Web speaks out against it
Servers of security specialist Symantec were breached six years ago but the company did not notice source code had been…
Oracle may not be paying attention to its flagship database software and underreporting the severity of a "fundamental" flaw
Google is looking to educate users about online security and privacy with its new "Good to Know" ad campaign
Our latest poll reveals TechWeekEurope readers tend to have responsibility across the board, although all the different IT disciplines are…
Social network giant Facebook has released identities of those it believes to be behind the Koobface malware
The Taxpayers' Alliance says p[ublic sector data loss fines should be paid by individuals, not tax payers - others sidagree
Oracle has released patches for 16 critical bugs among the 78 vulnerabilities fixed in its flagship database and associated software
The online cyber war against Israel continues, with the stock exchange, banks and the national airline the latest victims
Google has completed a test that allowed smartphone users to log into their Google accounts by scanning a Quick Response…
Shoppers are willing to sacrifice their privacy in order to ensure a better shopping experience, an IBM survey has revealed
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) has been halted for the time being, but recent remarks suggest it is likely…
Copyright "troll" Andrew Crossley has been suspended from practicing law for two years and ordered to pay costs
Zappos, an Amazon-owned online shoe and clothing retailer, has been hit by a mysterious data breach that may have affected…
SOPA may have gone but there are still laws and policies which impose US standards on the rest of the…
The SOPA Anti-piracy bill has been scuttled, but the Senate's PIPA bill sails on