Most children do not read the privacy policies of social networks, the Information Commissioner says
Pirate Bay founders hope to avoid fresh accusations of copyright breaches with their new venture, Bayfiles
For five weeks now Google users have been targeted by hackers using a forged SSL certificate
Facebook has coughed up £25,000 to researchers as part of its newly introduced bug bounty program
Hackers choose the path of least resistance and manipulating your colleagues is the simplest route to your data, warns Eric…
A new worm targeting Windows Remote Desktop Protocol is attacking weak admin passwords like 'letmein'
Nokia has shut down its developer site after discovering a security breach in which attackers obtained private data
Confident Technologies has introduced an image-based system designed to block brute-force log-in hacks
Everyone blames security lapses on APTs. Gartner argues this is irrelevant and action could avoid breaches
Competitors in the Cyber Security Challenge UK have been battling each other to fend of Linux attacks
Defence contractor Raytheon is suing the Government for £500 million for terminating its e-Border contract
Data masking should be utilised more to protect a business's sensitive data from security risks
A student from Hartlepool is the first to be charged with last year's retaliatory hacks in support of Wikileaks
The government has U-turned on a proposed policy to black-out social networks during riots
Investment in cyber-security to protect smart grids will increase as utilities upgrade control systems
Researchers have identified two different malware samples that have clearly taken on Zeus components
Human rights organisations are opposing a suggested block on social networks during times of civil unrest
Socitm and Cookie Reports are joining forces to offer local government help to comply with the EU cookie law
Two plaintiffs are suing comScore for using highly aggressive tactics to collect large amounts of user data
A hacker has posted the log-in details of 20,000 people, many of whom are US government employees
Malware developers focus on Android devices more than any other mobile platform, says McAfee report
Malware targeting Android "Gingerbread" uses jailbreak exploit for root access to run remote instructions
The prime minister's suggestion that social networks should be blocked during riots was just puff, says Sophie Curtis
The Chinese government has always denied it hacks western targets but a new video shows otherwise
Surrey Police have launched an app helping the public to report crimes and monitor police activity
Representatives from Facebook, Twitter and RIM will meet Theresa May on Thursday to discuss the recent riots
Microsoft removed cookies that were able to regenerate even after the user deleted them
A former employee of the whistleblowing site has admitted to deleting thousands of unpublished files
Letting workers bring their own devices to the office allows malware to outpace the security measures available, says Eric Doyle