The UK government's new cyber security czar will decide how to spend £650 million
Trusteer's Pinpoint service is aimed at protecting against banking Trojans such as SpyEye and Zeus
RIM has recommended that users disable JavaScript entirely on the BlackBerry while it readies a patch
Reports say the spam-spewing Rustock botnet has suddenly and inexplicably gone silent - again
An Advanced Persistent Threat attack on RSA Security has stolen its SecurID two-factor authentication data
The cost of finding thousands of phones smuggled into British prisons is taxing prison officers
In a first for the UK, Facebook has been used as part of the process of forcing a debtor to…
All cases against file-sharers bought by ACS:Law have been dismissed - but will Andrew Crossley be fined?
Non-EU companies such as Google and Facebook could face legal action of they violate EU privacy regulations
The Parliamentary IT Committee uses recent Arab revolts as a powerful argument for net neutrality
The US-based Skunkx botnet carries out DDoS attacks, while also rooting out rival botnet clients on the host
Intel and McAfee combined their patent portfolios to focus on providing security at the hardware level
Resources can be provisioned more effectively within a new secure section of AWS Virtual Private Cloud
Twitter is following on the heels of Facebook and Google with new HTTPS encryption features
An unpatched Flash Player flaw is being used in 'targeted attacks', but a fix won't arrive until next week
Tickets for the 2012 Olympics went on sale on Tuesday, creating a security dilemma for online ticket buyers
Good planning and a “dense mesh” design kept the Internet intact in Japan despite the earthquake, says Wayne Rash
Twitter has been ordered to hand over users' data to the US government in the ongoing Wikileaks investigation
Google should learn from Blekko, a search engine startup that helps users avoid spam with slashtags, said Clint Boulton
4chan founder Christopher Poole says Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is wrong to equate anonymity with cowardice
Spamina has teamed up with In-Tuition Networks to offer cloud email security from a London-based data centre
Stolen emails reveal that DuPont was another victim of the Operation Aurora attack carried out by Chinese hackers
Criminals have moved quickly to profit from the Japan disaster using black-hat search-engine manipulation techniques
Amazon updates its cloud security with Identity and Access Management (IAM) for AWS CloudFront
Tablet users transferring more sensitive data than smartphone owners may give RIM an advantage
Pwnd! Safari on MacOS X and Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7 fall on first day of contest
Cyber security agency ENISA has made recommendations on tackling criminal networks
An Ovum analyst warns of enterprises' cavalier attitude towards shutting out cyber spies