Just say no to Word, Excel attachments say free and open software campaigners
Industry pressure forces changes to a proposed law that would have required cell phone makers to put labels on their…
Business secretary may be turning his talent for spin to the turntables
The Yahoo email accounts of some human rights activists and journalists in China and Taiwan have reportedly been hacked into
Microsoft has patched a total of ten vulnerabilities for Internet Explorer, after issuing an emergency security update
Most Climategate allegations are false, although Professor Phil Jones failed to answer all requests for information, an MPs' committee has…
Companies ranging from Google to Microsoft to Salesforce.com have joined forces with the American Civil Liberties Union and others to…
Chinese web users are complaining that standard searches on the Google Hong Kong website have been blocked
Moves to push the Digital Economy Bill through parliament make a joke of democracy, says Open Rights Group
The Information Commissioner's Office has criticised a city council for the loss of voter information shortly before new powers to…
A teenager charged with distributing copyrighted material using the BitTorrent site Oink has been acquitted due to lack of evidence
Robert Moffat, a 31-year IBM veteran and at one time considered a possible IBM CEO candidate, pleads guilty to his…
Millions of student loan records have been stolen in another massive data breach, this time from a US federal loan…
Facebook has announced another update to its privacy policy, allowing some third party applications access to users' information without prior…
The pros of social networking outweigh the security cons, but the risks to corporate image and data are still significant
YouSendIt makes emailing large, sensitive files secure and manageable by avoiding the pain of using FTP clients and servers
The Security Service has announced plans to lay-off some of its intelligence staff and replace them with more IT-savvy operatives
The ever-present threat of data breaches is keeping business executives awake at night, according to a new survey from IBM
A YouTube outage was due to a technical fault, not retaliation by the Chinese government, Google has said
Second world war codebreaking centre Bletchley Park has been given a £250,000 government grant to pay for repairs to the…
A bill that promises to introduce tighter cyber-security for the US government has passed its first hurdle in the US…
The hacker mastermind behind the data breaches of TJX, Barnes & Noble, OfficeMax and other retailers has been sentenced to…
Users will take their iPads to work, despite the doubts of IT managers who still don't trust Apple's iPhone, a…
The annual hacking contest at the CanSecWest security conference has once again exposed vulnerabilities, this time with Firefox and Internet…
Twitter engineers have brought down the level of spam on the site to just one percent, while the GSMA is…
Google has been praised for taking the moral high ground on search censorship in China, but Google's motives are far…
A data backup tape lost by Zurich Insurance on its way to South Africa contained the financial details of 46,000…
Google has added a new feature to Gmail to alert users to suspicious activity and advise them their accounts may…
Congressional leaders hail Google's decision to stop censoring search results in China while criticising Microsoft for continuing to do so
Google has been quick to state that a software bug, not hackers, was responsible for its corporate information web pages…