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Ten of the most infamous ‘black hat’ hackers
As British hacker Gary McKinnon fights to avoid extradition to the US, we look at some of the most well known cases of malicious acts online - and...
Web 2.0 and virtualisation top poll of IT security priorities
The majority of Black Hat conference attendees point to web services and virtualisation as their key security considerations, along with...
Black Hat: It wasn’t just the iPhone that got hacked…
SSL encryption was also found to be vulnerable. So what could this mean when it comes to the sites we have been led to trust?
Week in Review: Barcelona to Washington and back
This week, we saw Mobile World Congress in Barcleona as well as the Black Hat security conference in Washington.<br>
Are SEO poisoning warnings warranted for Google Instant?
A security researcher has suggested Google Instant will aid Black Hat SEO attacks, but how concerning are his assertions?
Firefox patches Black Hat SSL encryption vulnerability
Mozilla has updated Firefox, securing one flaw discovered by two well-known security researchers.
DNS researcher claims 35 ways to exploit flaw
Dan Kaminsky has told the Black Hat conference that the DNS security flaw is even worse than expected.
Website danger as hacker breaks SSL encryption
The Black Hat conference in the US shows that software can be used to steal information from sites you may think are secure.
Adobe plugs critical security holes
As promised, Adobe has fixed a number of vulnerabilities affecting its Reader and Acrobat software, along with some Flash issues.
Growth in stolen bank data pushes prices down
With cybercrime on the increase, the black market has been flooded with stolen bank and credit card details, forcing criminals to sell the data for...
Samsung 900X3A review
Samsung's black beauty of an ultra-portable laptop is one of the first with an ultra low voltage Sandy Bridge processor, but is it good enough to...
SAP implements Black Duck Suite
The open source manager is set to ease SAP’s compliance worries and further the company’s embrace of open source codes.
Smartphone sales soar
Sales up over 75 per cent but PDA sales barely make it into the black
Apple vs. Samsung case reveals secret info
The judge in one of Apple and Samsung's many court battles forgets to black out certain details.
Black Friday, Cyber Monday threat warnings issued
Christmas shoppers should be wary of the proliferation of threats set to appear today and Monday.
CES 2008: Seagate expands secure disk range
External "Black Armor" drive offers full disk encryption.<br/>
Wilfing: The new internet black
Computer users have been furnished with yet another acronym, this time one that describes those who spend time idly surfing the web.<br/>
IT PRO’s tech heroes
We look to Sir Tim, Sue Black and other tech leaders for inspiration.
UPDATED: Black Tuesday for Vodafone?
Rumours abound that telco Vodafone is set to announce job cuts.<br> <br>
Businesses missing power black hole
With energy prices rising fast companies are being forced to take conservation seriously to cut costs
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