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Unprotected AWS server lets anyone get up close and personal with WWE customer data
Fireglass' platform ensures malicious content is executed separately from endpoint devices
Ransomware has dominated the headlines in recent months, but Barracuda's SVP of security argues that spear phishing should be receiving…
What's in a name? Colourful former security tycoon reaches settlement with Intel over use of his name
Hackers empty bitcoin wallet of ransom funds and issue fresh ransom demand to unlock encrypted hard drives
ANALYSIS: Security experts chime in on the impact of President Trump's cyber-security executive order as the first set of deadlines…
Trainline CTO Mark Holt explains to Silicon why he is looking forward to the introduction of new data protection regulations
The group behind the campaign has gone to great lengths to slip under the radar
DeepMind Health report criticises 'insecure, risky, and non-auditable way of operating'
Intellect Services denies any role in the spread of NotPetya
INTERVIEW: Silicon talks cyber security threats with Aaron Miller, senior technologist at Palo Alto Networks
Following the attack on Parliament's network two weeks ago MPs were targeted by scam callers in an effort to obtain…
'It wasn't us guv,' claim Ukrainian creators of suspected software
Personal details relating to more than 100,000 customers of the AA's online shop have been found in in the 13…
Patients were not informed by Royal Free that their data was being shared with DeepMind
INTERVIEW: Silicon discusses tackling GSDPR with Jamie Graves, founder and CEO of insider threat detection company ZoneFox
Kaspersky Lab CEO willing to work with US authorities dispel long-standing rumours about his ties to the Russian government
Clever algorithms can figure out passwords using stolen brainwave data
ANALYSIS: Despite repeated warnings and the experience last month provided by the WannaCry ransomware, organizations that failed to prepare for…
Yet another security incident suffered by the UK government
Liberty will challenge the mass surveillance elements of the Investigatory Powers Act
Time to stretch your memory muscles with our quiz on the top tech news this week.
Must do better! National Audit Office says online fraud is costing billions of pounds, but is still not a priority…
It's no longer enough for organisations to just focus on the immediate impacts
Busy passengers can still work on airlines travelling to the US
American lawmakers to consider banning Kaspersky Lab products due to Russia espionage concerns
Annoying tech support scammers ... four arrested in the UK after City police team up with Microsoft
ANALYSIS: The spreading cyber attack appears to be more about chaos than money-making
UPDATED: MoD squashed concerns that legacy software in the Navy's latest aircraft carrier leave it open to cyber attacks