Developer Paul Ceglia says emails prove 50 percent of Facebook is his
Virtual and physical internal network traffic can now be inspected in McAfee's Network Security Platform
Hacked security company Barracuda lost email addresses of employees, channel partners and sales leads
Adobe is warning users about a critical Flash vulnerability after issuing its second bulletin in four weeks
Phone thieves beware, as the police now have the ability to quickly identify stolen mobile phones
A breach at the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre has triggered an ICO investigation
Trusting a company to look after your data could be as risky as putting your money in a Vegas slot…
Russia's Federal Security Service won't ban Skype, Gmail and Hotmail on national security grounds after all
Dividing up 'cloud security' into different categories will help to make things a lot clearer at InfoSecurity 2011, says Bob…
The Crown Prosecution Service will not pursue BT and Phorm for breaching online privacy laws
Epsilon and Alliance Data must say how many customers were affected by the recent massive data breach
Microsoft is looking to fix 64 security vulnerabilities in this month's upcoming Patch Tuesday update
After Marks & Spencer, Mothercare became the second big British retailer hit by Epsilon
The PIA Framework is a guide to how privacy concerns should be accounted for in NFC implementations
Facebook cross-site-scripting exploit uses "bully video" to deliver a sophisticated payload
Researcher Ponemon claims that financial institutions do not protect smaller businesses from cyber-fraud
The aftermath of the Epsilon breach is now reaching UK shores, with M&S customer data reportedly exposed
Someone has stolen email addresses and names from marketing firm Epsilon but nothing more, says Wayne Rash
2010 was the year targeted attacks got serious, using multiple zero-day flaws and social engineering
A potentially devastating data breach has been reported by marketing company Epsilon in the US
Hacking has become a dark, heavily financed force and digital defences alone are no longer enough to hold it at…
Member states must act swiftly to establish Computer Emergency Response Teams by next year
An engineer from Google says Websense's method of measuring the scale of the attack is inaccurate
The Electronic Frontier Foundation wants better EU protection for 'intimate' search records
The very freedom that makes Android-based devices so attractive also makes them a malware threat, says Wayne Rash
RSA has told analysts that the SecurID breach began with a phishing email bearing a malicious Excel spreadsheet
Phishing activity declined in 2010, but more vulnerabilities and targeted attacks were identified, says IBM
Another botnet has ceased operations after it emerged that the Harnig (Piptea) botnet has gone offline
An outbreak of SQL injection attacks has infected over 380,000 sites
