The Spotify music service has been hit by malvertisements served up through its third-party ad network
A Google Chrome browser update fixes six flaws, for which Google paid $8,500 to the discoverers
Only victims of tyranny can justify use of Facebook says freedom activist Richard Stallman. He also spoke in favour of…
Chinese security vendors investigated for bundling malware with antivirus and charging users to remove it
TripAdvisor, an Expedia company, confirms the database theft of a part of its member email list
Malware has been blamed for an attack which led the European Commission to take itself off-Net
BT and TalkTalk have begun to frame their arguments in a court bid to overturn the Digital Economy Act
Student tracks thief, and parachutist finds dropped mobile using the free GPS app Find My iPhone
A Comodo Security partner was compromised and attackers issued valid digital certificates for popular Websites that would have potentially allowed…
Personal details left on used mobile phones make it easier for ID thieves to access sensitive data
France has set a precedent. How long before other countries and states begin holding their hands out to Google, asks…
The EU's right to be forgotten is not what users actually want from a social network, says Facebook
Dozens of serious vulnerability exploits targeting industrial systems have been released by a Russian security firm
Twitter implements its Content Security Policy for Firefox 4 to block cross-site scripting attacks
Latest Mac OS X 10.6.7 flaws get patched, with iOS 4.3.1 fix rumoured to be coming soon
Another firm will be punished for breaching the Data Protection Act, as the ICO prepares its next fine
Following a breach, Play.com has shifted the blame onto an unnamed third-party market comms firm
The French government has fined Google 100,000 euros for breaching privacy in its WiSpy Street View blunder
The Chinese government has denied it is preventing Chinese users from accessing Gmail accounts
Thieves have stolen information from RSA relating to SecurID. Don't panic, says Wayne Rash, keep other security strong
Adobe has released a fix for a week-old critical vulnerability in Flash Player, Acrobat and Reader
Five years after its launch, the microblogging platform is now a firm external enterprise communications fixture
If the High Court grants a judicial review, the controversial act could be delayed until next year, amid further criticism
The House of Lords is to debate Gary McKinnon's extradition to the US, as a new psychiatric assessment arrives
Skype has been attacked because of its apparent lack of security. Eric Doyle thinks there are legal dark forces that…
A British hacker who pilfered billions of Zynga’s virtual poker chips faces years behind bars
The top-level domain .xxx has been approved by ICANN and is set to go live in June or July
The Chinese government is behind the disrupted Gmail service in mainland China, claims Google
British organisations are continuing to suffer from data loss, despite increased prevention measures
India says it isn't satisfied with RIM's failure to provide access to encrypted BlackBerry messages