Adobe is rushing to develop a patch to fix a critical vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat and Reader
However Turing supporters ask is a pardon right, for crimes comitted under an "awful" law?
Powys County Council slammed for over-sharing child-protection case details
A tool intended to flag inappropriate Facebook content was exploited to access CEO Zuckerberg's images
Sophos warns that a piece of Facebook malware is continuing to spread through Facebook chat.
The Olympics are now only seven months away and will reportedly enjoy 'unprecedented' cyber security
Cryptek's new USB stick offers both 256-bit encryption and an exterior locking mechanism
Lloyds of London finds that UK firms should be more concerned about the cyber-crime threat
The European Commission is to demand the power to fine companies for data breaches under new reforms
Kaspersky says Stop Online Piracy Act is against the public interest and quits BSA to emphasise its point
Governments are creating legislation to combat cyber crime, Imperva’s Rob Rachwald wonders if their methods will work
Cyber-adversaries are gearing up for even more advanced attacks. Fahmida Rashid Explores the security outlook for 2012
The GCHQ recruitment puzzle has been full of security holes but it was more of a publicity stunt than anything…
A Skype user's IP addresses can be captured over time to covertly track them and view P2P transfers, researchers say
Hacker Gary McKinnon's mother wants MPs to renegotiate controversial US-UK extradition treaty
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won the right to one further appeal to the Supreme Court
Apple's iPhone banned to silence reports of violence against protestors in Syria's Arab Spring revolt
The Swiss government claims that file-sharing does not lose entertainment companies money
Websites critical of Russia's government appear to have been silenced in DDoS attacks
French social media publisher OWNI claims Amesys provided dissident-surveillance equipment to Libya
An open source Android app tells users if the Carrier IQ rootkit is running on their phones
An FBI official admitted Scada systems were compromised but denies any major damage occurred
A Teampoison hacktivist claims to have current live access to a server the UN says is offline
Britain is the biggest spender on IT in Europe and the third biggest globally, says report
FBI warns of spear-phishing that Zeus loots victims' bank accounts, stealing jewellery on the way
Research in Motion is investigating claims that hackers have 'rooted' its Playbook tablet
The EC has formed a coalition of 28 leading tech and media companies to improve children's online safety
Intelligence agency GCHQ has gone to social media with a code-breaking challenge for would-be spies
An Apple Store employee who ranted on Facebook about his job has lost his claim of unfair dismissal