A case in the US is raising questions over whether government can force companies to disclose passwords
Cisco has updated IronPort to protect users from targeted attacks such as spear phishing emails
Julian Assange's court fight continues, with prosecutors accusing the Wikileaks founder of coercion
Users who fail to update Adobe Reader are a sizeable and tempting malware target, says Avast
More than 250 laptops have gone missing from the DoH over the last 10 years - many of them unencrypted
New technologies are being used to plan terrorist attacks, according to the government's new security strategy
The first ever British cyberstalking study reveals that two-thirds of victims want more support
Consumer group Which? claims that Yahoo is snooping on users' mail, but Yahoo says this is standard practice
New legal team for WikiLeaks' Assange will take human rights angle in two day High Court extradition appeal
Two newly discovered Android Trojans steal from users by sending messages to prime-rate numbers
Avast is based in Prague, a city of light and dark contrasts, which is a suitable backdrop for an anti-…
Anonymous has disclosed log-ins for 90,000 military employees as part of 'military meltdown Monday'
Homeland Security in the US has said that consumer devices are purposely being shipped with malware
Trusteer warns that five percent of iPhones and Android phones will be infected with malware in 2012
Data loss prevention doesn’t have to be an "all-up" approach. Sometimes, it’s best to start with the simple things, says…
A New York artist has been visited by the Secret Service after he used Apple Store computers to snap shoppers
Just days after launch, the scammers have started hitting on Facebook’s video callers with a fake application
A clue in the coding of Facebook’s video chat service hints at ‘Facebook Vibes’ music app
A researcher has demonstrated the injection of malicious code into a webOS device via LinkedIn
Digital security certificates are the keys to the kingdom and require a high level of management to be effective, says…
Visa is once again blocking payments to WikiLeaks, closing the workaround which was uncovered yesterday
Bad journalism is bad journalism, and voicemail access is not hacking. Watch out for the results of a moral panic,…
Credit card companies Visa and Mastercard are once again processing donations to WikiLeaks, says DataCell
McAfee has analysed the resilient and destructive botnet that paralysed South Korean Websites in March
Microsoft will release four bulletins next week for vulnerabilities in Windows and the Office productivity suite
Private businesses are either refusing or are reluctant to undergo a data protection audit, the ICO says
More than a million email addresses and user IDs were compromised, after a hack at the Washington Post
A German federal agency has revealed a major security flaw in Apple iPhones and iPads