The ongoing cyberwar over Wikileaks has taken a new turn with individual countries now being attacked
Microsoft claims it has restored Hotmail to normal service but, for some, the problem still continues, says Nicholas Kolakowski
A malware campaign has used the Zeus Trojan to infiltrate US government offices and steal data
Security researchers have demonstrated how they can intercept any GSM call, in as little as 20 seconds
Security experts say criminals are increasingly storing malware in cloud-based services
Botnet-like Android malware has been discovered attached to games on a third-party Android market
US federal agents have siezed hard drives from a server farm as part of an investigation into the Anonymous attacks…
4chan's message boards, used by the Anonymous activists, have been hit by a denial of service attack
A Liberal Democrat is expressing his concern over fingerprint ID systems used in some Scottish schools
The UK Card Association tried to block a university Chip & PIN report showing how the system can be fooled
A man may spend five-years in prison under US anti-hacking laws for reading his wife's emails without permission
Apple is hit with a pair of lawsuits claiming it allowed advertisers to access personal data of iPhone owners
Stuxnet may have damaged over 1,000 centrifuges and variants will target other non-PC devices
"Conficker is still out there - and that's 28 terabits/second. If that thing was pointed at any national interest, it…
Researchers analysed the malware landscape and found that Tuesdays are the most threat-laden days
An unwanted Christmas gift arrived for some websites as the Happy Ninjas vigilante group wrought revenge
The Mobile Marketing Association has announced plans to publish guidelines to honour users' privacy concerns
Microsoft has reported a Business Productivity Online Suite configuration error that exposed customer data
A UN statement argues the human right to publish in the public interest, but restraint should be exercised
Santander has accidentally sent the wrong statements to thousands of customers, while Halifax's payment system suffered an outage
Web host SiteGround has suspended at least two WikiLeaks mirror sites, citing fears of disruptive attacks
Secunia Researchers have warned about critical ActiveX bugs but Microsoft is unaware of any exploits
Scammers are using call centres to push fake antivirus software, pretending to offer free services
The US intelligence agency's WikiLeaks Task Force will assess the damage caused by the WikiLeaked cables
Viviane Reding has highlighted a clash between US and European attitudes to data privacy regulation
Apple has removed an iPhone app that gave users access to the classified cables released by WikiLeaks
The founder of OpenBSD now believes that a firm was probably contracted to put backdoors in the project code
New research shows opponents of human rights organisations are using DDoS attacks to bring down their websites
EDL members are advised to be on full alert after members' confidential information was stolen by hackers
In an effort to ease fears that bug submitters could be subject to legal action, Facebook has re-worded its vulnerability…