Social network takes down networks of fake accounts and groups tied to three Middle Eastern governments
More trouble for Zuckerberg's free internet access scheme as Egypt joins India in suspending it
MoleRats attackers using Poison Ivy as they attempt to infiltrate global governments
Police claim three scuba divers were caught attempting to cut an undersea connection
Blocks access in Egypt and Lybia, but maintains that “Innocence of Muslims” doesn’t violate the site’s policies
Vodafone will meet rights activists to explain its co-operation with the overthrown Egyptian government
Microsoft turned off HTTPS access for Hotmail in some countries, leaving emails open to interception
Skype has been attacked because of its apparent lack of security. Eric Doyle thinks there are legal dark forces that…
The Parliamentary IT Committee uses recent Arab revolts as a powerful argument for net neutrality
Fraud Alert has launched a website for email scam reports, such as those inspired by the North African civil unrest
Arbor Networks has reported that Libya's Internet connection has gone offline, with Bahrain also throttled
Whisper Systems has released country-specific Android apps to encrypt VoIP calls and texts in Egypt
Google's head of marketing for the Middle East helped run a Facebook page used by Egyptian protesters
The activist group 'Anonymous' has attacked websites belonging to the Yemeni and Egyptian governments in support of protests
Cyber-threats should be taken seriously, and complex passwords should be dumped, says the father of the firewall, Bill Cheswick of…
The Egyptian government's decision to cut off the Internet amid protests cost the country £11m a day
Egypt's Internet block is lifted, and President Mubarak has promised change, but troubles continue
A new service allows Egyptians to circumvent Internet blocks and tweet by telephone
Facebook's moves to protect privacy with SSL authentication could be vital to political activists around the world, says Peter Judge
Within hours, Egypt was isolated from the outside world as the comms infrastructure was completely kettled