Security

Oracle Bags Secerno’s Database Security

Oracle is buying database security vendor Secerno in a bid to grab its database firewall technology

15 years ago

VeriSign Sells Authentication Business to Symantec for $1.3bn

Barely a day after the rumours started to fly, Symantec confirms plans to buy VeriSign's identity and authentication security business

15 years ago

Theresa May Delays McKinnon Extradition

NASA hacker Gary McKinnon may benefit from the new government: Home Secretary Theresa May has reopened his case

15 years ago

Europe Finally Gets Digital Agenda

Digital manifesto for the region faces criticism on open source and copyright expectations

15 years ago

US Reps Call In FTC Over Google Wi-Fi Fiasco

Two US politicians have called for an investigation of Google, while in Europe the probes into its Wi-Fi snooping get…

15 years ago

Symantec Nearing Deal For VeriSign Security Unit

Symantec is reportedly on the acquisition hunt again, after rumours suggested it may be close to a deal with VeriSign…

15 years ago

Ofcom Lets Small ISPs Off Filesharing Laws

Ofcom plans to exempt small ISPs from the Digital Economy Act's anti file-sharing measures

15 years ago

New Microsoft Windows 7 Flaw Found

Microsoft says disabling Aero will keep Windows 7 users safe from unlikely attacks on this flaw

15 years ago

Reding Says Google Does Not Respect EU Rules

Google flouted EU rules in its Wi-Fi data harvest, says Commissioner Reding. There will be a reckoning

15 years ago

Facebook Promises to Clean Up Its Privacy

Facebook's director of public policy promises changes in radio interview

15 years ago

Google Could Face Regulatory Probes Over Wi-Fi Gaffe

Google's admission that it accidentally collected Wi-Fi data with its Street View cars may well land the search engine giant…

15 years ago

Brits Could Face Unsecured Wi-Fi Fine

After a German court recently introduced fines for users with unsecured Wi-Fi networks, there are fears that UK users could…

15 years ago

Electoral Commission’s Data Protection Policies In Question

The UK Electoral Commission admits that it has no system in place to monitor the activities of users who are…

15 years ago

Will Facebook Fears Make Users More Aware?

Now ordinary people are concerned about Facebook's privacy practices, Larry Walsh asks: will they change their behaviour?

15 years ago

USB Worms And Disasters Top Threat List

McAfee's latest quarterly threat analysis found fewer exploits than last year - but evildoers are just as inventive as ever

15 years ago

HP Admits Smart Grid Security Is An ‘Afterthought’

Rapid roll out of smart grids in the US is jeopardising security, but deployments in Europe and elsewhere have been…

15 years ago

HTML5 Security Facts That Could Impact Developers

Application security pros say HTML5 brings with it a new set of security concerns for developers

15 years ago

Google Admits To Street View Wi-Fi Data Gaffe

Google says it will no longer collect Wi-Fi data after its Street View cars accidentally stored personal information for the…

15 years ago

Amazon Helps US Government Leap Into The Cloud

The US Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board has moved its Recovery.gov site to a cloud computing infrastructure powered by Amazon

15 years ago

Facebook Makes Security Changes Amid Privacy Concerns

Facebook tightens security as it deals with the continuing fallout over changes to its privacy settings

15 years ago

McAfee Looks To Solve Virtualisation Security Fears

McAfee has announced its MOVE platform, which the security vendor believes will provide stronger and optimised security controls for virtual…

15 years ago

Single Gang Responsible For Bulk Of Phishing Attacks

The cyber-gang known as 'Avalanche' has been identified as responsible for the bulk of phishing attacks in the last six…

15 years ago

Germany To Fine Users For Unsecured WLANs

In a effort to clamp down on illegal filesharing, Internet users in Germany are facing financial penalties if they do…

15 years ago

Privacy Campaigners Welcome End Of ID Cards

The new government has scrapped the ID card scheme, but more action is called for in rolling back elements of…

15 years ago

Microsoft Patches Two Critical Security Flaws

One month after its record security update, Microsoft has published fixes for just two critical security bugs in this month's…

15 years ago

BSA Says Piracy Costs Industry Billions

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) reported software theft cost the IT industry £34 billion last year, with China leading the…

15 years ago

New Windows Attack Bypasses Most Security Software

Researchers have exposed a new attack that circumvents some of the most popular security software for Windows desktops

15 years ago

10 Things To Remember About Facebook Privacy

Facebook might be the world's largest social network, but it also suffers from some privacy and security issues that should…

15 years ago

Facebook: The New Soft Security Target

Facebook has a slack attitude to privacy, and if its users don't keep their wits about them it will become…

15 years ago

Commercial Spyware For iPad To Track Users’ Activity

Retina-X Studios has released Mobile Spy for the Apple iPad, pitching it as a way for businesses to keep an…

15 years ago