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IT around the world: Russia
In the first of an on-going series examining IT markets around the globe, we look at whether investing in Russia is worth the risk – and how to...
West misjudges BRICS' technology
Study shows that businesses in developed Western nations are misjudging the technological capabilities on offer in major emerging markets.
Phishing attack targets HMRC data loss victims
A new phishing attack appears to be taking advantage of people's desire to be compensated after their records were lost last year.
Foreign Office rapped for visa breach
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has been found in breach of the Data Protection Act following a breach on a visa application website.
Tech skills key to UK's future, says Brown
In a speech to the CBI, the prime minister called for more focus on science and innovation, but a leading IT recruiter argues it isn't enough.
Cellular connections will top 3 billion in 2007
Industry experts Ovum and the GSM Association predict that the appetite for cellular connections will not wane, at least not in less mature markets
Beijing becoming virus breeding ground
Chinese capital identified as the leading source of both malicious code and spam sweeping the internet.
Hackers set sights on pirate software
Criminals see unlicensed software as another means to spread malware onto computers, experts warn.
Ukrainian heads up top ten spammer list
Anti-spam outfit names and shames world's most prolific spammers
Open source consortium targets the desktop, again
The four leading Linux software vendors have joined forces with IBM in the latest effort to build and sell desktop PCs pre-loaded with Linux.
EU web security body gets extension
The European Network and Information Security Agency was set for closure next year, but will now get a three-year reprieve.
Concerns over British visa website security bug
British Visa application website that spat out personal details was actually flawed on a worldwide scale.
Malware attacks in July greater than all of last year
Staggering amounts of malware detected and blocked, mainly due to compromised websites and SQL injection attacks.
UK blazing a trail with flexible working
Compared to the rest of Europe, the UK is doing well in providing flexible working, but there is still a lot of room for improvement.
Russian gang defrauds bank customers with trojan
Swedish bank Nordea hit by country's biggest internet fraud as £600,000 goes missing from customer accounts.
Malware grows as cyber criminal threat evolves
Report shows that the malware code is becoming more intelligent and dangerous as it goes international, crossing language and cultural borders.
Ballmer labels Vista forecasts as too ambitious
The software giant's chief executive has asked analysts to be more realistic in their expectations by taking into account how the company's...
Tech leaders positive despite US economic woes
Latest figures suggest sluggish spending on consumer and enterprise IT in the US, but leading technology companies are still bullish about the...
Hackers attack Google blogging site
Criminals use cross-site scripting flaw to compromise hundreds of sites on Blogger.com
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