Amid ongoing national cyber security concerns, Huawei has announced the creation of a cyber security centre in the UK
Popular sites are actively exploiting a bug that lets the site read your browser History list
Small businesses are engaging in risking behaviour including relying on nearby unsecured Wi-Fi networks for their internet access, a survey…
China is cracking down on the hacker situation, amid the ongoing Wikileaks controversy
The Swiss Pirate Party provides WikiLeaks a new home, after EveryDNS cuts it off the Internet
Microsoft may not be able to compete squarely, but it can engage in legal subterfuge, backing smaller companies to aid…
The US FTC urged online respect for consumer privacy but the “Do Not Track” mechanism is not an opt-out list
IBM's acquisition of Ounce Labs last year has enabled its Rational group to produce enhanced security analysis tools
The Government's code breaking and eavesdropping service, GCHQ, could do work for hire
Controversial WikiLeaks site still delivering secret US documents after DoS attacks drive it off Amazon
The Home Office has been forced to hear from civil liberties group on proposals for data privacy laws
A new denial of service attack has hit WikiLeaks following its release of confidential government cables
A rogue app is circulating Facebook that promises to show users who has visited their profile pages
US government authorities have closed 82 websites that it deemed were selling counterfeit goods
Anti-censorship group Anonymous hit back at the IFPI after The Pirate Bay lost in court
Iran has publicly blamed Stuxnet for causing problems with the country's nuclear programme
Europe's digital commissioner, Neelie Kroes, wants better data protection in the cloud
Bankers are bothered by a big botnet, made of two major Trojans, Zeus and SpyEye
A denial-of-service attack hit WikiLeaks before it released thousands of diplomatic documents, reports say
Trend Micro has announced the purchase of encryption specialist Mobile Armor in its ongoing efforts to secure data
Can you afford to wait for hackers to find flaws in your security defences, asks Idappcom's Anthony Haywood
US embassy documents say a Chinese Politburo member ordered attacks on Google
The three founders of the file sharing website Pirate Bay have lost their appeal and face an increased fine
A proposal to give the police power to close down websites could put legitimate businesses at risk
The Virus Alerts service will log all websites visited, but won't infringe users' privacy, says TalkTalk
A security vendor is warning that Facebook users are still being exposed to malicious posts and threats
Google is working on a fix to a zero-day flaw that could see Android users' data being accessed by hackers
Consumers would be in favour of stronger regulations for organisations that lose their personal data, according to a new survey