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Study: Online Consumers Taking Unwitting Security Risks
Web users are continuing to engage in risky online behaviour despite admitting that they feel their online privacy is threatened
Plymouth Council Fined £60k After Printer Gaffe
Council worker picks up the wrong documents and posts them
Oxbridge Hack Attacks Suspect Charged With 17 Offences
Kent 20-year-old faces a slew of allegations
Cyber Attacks On EU Governments Caused ‘Considerable Economic...
Claims voiced in European Parliament indicate attacks on governments causing carnage
Anonymous Attacks ‘Cost PayPal £3.5m’
Alleged Anonymous DDoSer is on trial
Identity Theft Rampant in America, Study Finds
A study of applications for credit and bank cards in the US has uncovered more than 10,000 identity-fraud rings
Report: US Implicated In French Government Spyware Infections
Something resembling the Flame malware appeared on French government systems this year
Facebook Proposes Data Sharing Across Services
Facebook is proposing a change to its data usage policies to allow user details to be shared with its Intagram division
EU Urges Nation States To Use ‘Honeypots’ To Snare Hackers
ENISA says digital traps should be used more widely across Europe
Google Raises Alarm On ITU Internet Treaty Discussions
Tech giant worried governments will ruin the Internet
Prince William RAF Photos Leak Sensitive Information
Prince William’s RAF Photos show colleagues' passwords on screens
Israel Vice Premier’s Twitter Hacked As Anonymous Goes On Rampage...
Conflict in Gaza continues to have a strong cyber aspect
Facebook Switches On HTTPS For American Users
Facebook has switched on HTTPS protection for American users, but the rest of the world will have to wait
Quantum Cryptography Can Mix With Data Traffic, Say Cambridge Boffins
Quantum cryptography no longer needs dark fibre, say Toshiba researchers
One In Six UK Citizens Access Pirated Content
However nearly half of Internet users aren't sure if they are accessing illegal content
Researchers Raving Over Remarkable Rootkit
Rootkit can inject malicious iFrames into any HTTP response sent by a server and is rather good at hiding itself... and it's not even ready yet
Report: US Finance Officials Brought Sensitive Data To Hacker...
Security experts from the US' Securities and Exchange Commission travelled to the Black Hat Security Briefings conference with laptops containing sensitive security information, according to a report
VMware Patches vSphere API Security Bug
VMware has fixed a denial-of-service vulnerability affecting its ESX and ESXi products
John McAfee Offers $25k Reward To Clear His Name Of Murder
Fugitive McAfee offers $25,000 for capture of the real culprit in Belize murder
CrowdStrike Wants UK Firms To Fight Cyber Crooks – But Is It...
When CrowdStrike CEO Shawn Henry calls on UK firms to fight back, is he inciting more cyber crime?
PayPal Set For Government Universal Credit Contract?
PayPal, owned by low tax-payer eBay, could be the eighth and final firm in DWP's identity framework
UK Government Threatens Businesses Over Open Data
Government urges companies to open up under midata initiative
Israel Hit By ‘Over 44m Hack Attacks’ Amidst Hamas Conflict
Israel and Hamas involved in bitter conflicts both on and offline
WordPress.com Welcomes BitCoin Payments
The decentralised virtual currency gets a high-profile supporter
Israel And Hamas Conflict Spills Onto Twitter
The bitter fighting between Israel and Hamas migrates on to Twitter
Quiz of the Week: Security 2.0
We've ironed out the flaws in a new version of our security quiz...
TechWeekEurope’s Tom Brewster Is BT Information Security...
TechWeekEurope Deputy Editor recognised at awards ceremony in London
John McAfee Still On The Run, Says He Fears For His Life
Prime minister of Belize urges the multi-millionaire to “man up” and turn himself in
NASA Laptop Containing Unencrypted Data Stolen
NASA security is under the spotlight again