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Met Police start to combat 2012 Olympics cybercrime
The Met Police is taking preventative measures to tackle concerns over ticketing scams and hacking ahead of the 2012 Games thanks to new Government...
Panda warns of cyber black market
Panda warns about the growth of the cyber black market, where credit card details can be bought for as little as £1.25.
MoD: Cyber threat of increasing concern
The MoD accounting officer Bill Jeffrey has said the cyber threat facing the department is of growing concern.
Cyber war: Don’t believe the hype
Are people overstating the seriousness and prevalence of cyber war? To numerous security pros, it seems so.
Cybercrime: The challenges of the Police Central e-crime Unit
Charlie McMurdie repeats her call for vendor and industry cooperation, while F-Secure's CTO calls for cybercrime to be considered as serious as...
Two thirds of web users hit by cyber crime
Web threats are so prevalent that 65 per cent of online users have been hit by an attack, figures show.
Met chief warns of broadband crime boost
Next-generation broadband may boost the economy but it will also support cyber crime, according to a senior police chief.
Cost of cyber crime rises 56 per cent
HP research claims cyber criminals are costing companies an average of $5.9 million a year.
Can the public help catch cyber criminals?
European citizens could soon help tackle cyber crime if Europol proposals come to fruition.
Private sector to help Government tackle cyber crime
The minister of state for the armed forces has called on the private sector and academia to work with the Government in tackling cyber crime.
Cyber crime teens jailed in GhostMarket bust
Two teenagers and two young adults have been given prison sentences for their involvement in the GhostMarket cyber crime forum.
Cyber crime to cost UK £1.9 billion in 2011
The UK economy will take a serious hit from cyber crime this year, a Symantec report says.
Attack kit spike making cyber crime easy
Even novices can now make money from cyber crime thanks to the rise in malicious toolkits.
FireEye looks to break into UK
FireEye has announced plans for worldwide expansion as it sets up shop in the UK.
Virus spreading snooper pleads guilty
A 33-year-old Scottish franchise manager helped spread viruses and spied on people via webcams.
Fear and loathing in the Mariposa aftermath
When Luis Corrons helped take down the Mariposa botnet he was a proud man, but he had no idea about what was to follow.
Thieves steal virtual items from hotel
While the Habbo Hotel thefts were virtual, there were still real financial ramifications.
Q&A: Trusteer chief executive Mickey Boodaei
We talk to Mickey Boodaei, chief executive of security firm Trusteer, to catch up on the security trends at eCrime Congress in London.
Card fraud drops as criminals switch to online banking
Credit and debit card fraud fell by 19 per cent in 2009, its first drop since 2006.
Businesses can't ignore ‘spear phishing’ attacks
Attacks this week against personal webmail accounts have raised the profile of phishing, which could also be used against businesses.
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