Grim reading...Malware is growing, adware mutating, and sophisticated 'nation state' tools are being used by low-level hackers
Kaspersky Labs researchers say wide availability of exploit packages in-the-wild is a 'game changer' in 'unrelenting' cyber threat
Google Chrome has come under concerted attack in recent weeks from compromised 'extensions'
James Castro-Edwards, Partner and Head of Data Protection Law at Wedlake Bell, gives a law lesson on the implications of…
Richard Pursey details how SafeToNet uses AI to protect children online, his career to date and why routemapping technology took…
IT systems at Scottish Parliament suffers similar cyber-attack to recent Westminster assault
Dreamhost said it plans to fight a search warrant demanding information on a protest site, including the IP addresses of…
Google extends Gmail phishing protection to iPhone users
A sophisticated attack uses targeted emails and a known Microsoft Office bug to get around antivirus and take over users'…
LinkedIn must allow startup HiQ to collect data from public profiles in a case that tests how much control internet…
Marcus Hutchins, who helped stop the WannaCry attack, rejects six charges of helping to create and spread the Kronos banking…
ANALYSIS: The IoT brings with a lot of security risks with it. Ethical hacker Ken Munro asks whether having your…
The allegedly state-backed hacking group has been implicated in an information-stealing campaign targeting guests at hotels in Europe and the…
Hackers release more TV episodes and could release more, alongside contact details of actors and legal documents unless HBO pays…
More than 4,000 samples of SonicSpy have been distributed since February, hidden in apps on Google Play and elsewhere
US researchers embed malware into DNA, in order to hack DNA sequencing software. But it won't be a threat for…
Cybersecurity is never far from the IT conversation, but what do you fear the most?
ICO says TalkTalk didn't do enough to stop criminals in Indian call centre from accessing huge amounts of customer data
Kaspersky antitrust complaint to be withdrawn after Microsoft agrees changes for Windows users
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OPINION: Passwords are yesterday's technology, biometrics are the future, argues Experian's head of identity and fraud
William Burr says he basically got it wrong when it came to password advice
Adobe Flash support will end, but just how many of our readers think it should stick around - at least…
Largish patch update from Microsoft, but administrators advised to tackle Adobe updates ASAP
Experts give their views to news that 'essential infrastructure' operators could be fined if service is disrupted due to poor…
South Korea and the US have signalled their support for a land-based radio navigation system as incidents of GPS disruption…
'Essential' infrastructure operators could be fined £17 million or 4 percent of global turnover if they suffer an outage because…
Researchers at Kaspersky Labs note rise in steganography techniques, which are difficult to detect, but claim protection will improve
FBI arrests Marcus Hutchins, who successfully stalled the WannaCry ransomware attack in May
Businesses could face huge fines or criminal charges as individuals are given opportunity to withdraw consent for data, under proposed…