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Google fires engineer for breaking privacy policy
Google is under the privacy spotlight once again after it sacked an engineer for breaching policy.
Google, Facebook give users added account controls
Facebook's new app approval process delivers on the social network's privacy promises as Google extends suspicious log-in activity alert.
Gmail and Google Apps finally leave beta
Google finally takes its Google Apps suite out of beta - mainly to persuade the enterprise market that it is 'serious'.
Gmail set for offline access
Integration with Google Gears technology will make offline access to Google’s webmail service easier, as well as adding offline support to other...
New CAPTCHA worm breaking Google's defences
Security firm takes credit for discovering a new worm that is taking over Gmail accounts, after breaking CAPTCHA.
Virgin Media to offer Gmail
Virgin Media will start to offer Google Mail to its massive consumer customer base in addition to businesses.
Google Mail Security
Just how secure is a Gmail account? And what lengths does one have to go to in order to regain access to an account if it is hacked?
Certificate authority confirms hack after Gmail attack
DigiNotar says it was hacked, leading to fraudulent certificates being issued for Google services and other websites.
Google prioritises Gmail inbox
The search giant is attempting to improve its popular email service with automatic prioritisation.
Google expected to tweak Gmail security this week
A range of improvements are expected to shore up Gmail against hacking and phishing attacks, including an additional line of defence for lost...
Gmail knocked offline due to “overloaded data centres”
Google explains why the world couldn’t access Gmail, while concerns are raised about the cloud-based emailing model.
Google fixes Gmail bug
A glitch in Gmail infuriated users this week, sending single emails out numerous times.
Google targets Microsoft with Outlook sync tool
Google's new App Sync lets businesses read their Gmail via Microsoft's Outlook.
Has ComodoHacker signalled the end of the CA system?
The CA system has come under fire after ComodoHacker causes carnage, but what is the alternative?
Yahoo ‘should abandon’ email scanning feature
A major UK privacy group calls on Yahoo to drop a recently introduced email scanning feature.
Google forced into second Buzz backtrack
Search giant Google has been forced to tighten the reins for the second time in three days as angry users continue to find Buzz too clever for its...
Google unveils Google Buzz
Web giant Google has taken the wraps off its latest innovation, a social networking tool dubbed Google Buzz.<br> <br>
Can you sack your IT department?
Between the credit crunch, the consumerisation of IT and the rise of cloud services, the role of the IT department is going to change.<br> <br>
Google urged to encrypt services by security experts
A group of 38 security experts urge Google to employ encryption as a default on Google services like Gmail.
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