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Week in Review: Phone hacking and police snooper sackings
This week, with the epic phone hacking scandal still raging on, it's reported hundreds of police have been snooping on data they shouldn't be...
Tom Watson asks Met to investigate Times email hacking
The feisty MP writes to the Met asking it to investigate hacking at the Times, after the paper admits a former reporter had compromised a police...
William Hague: Cyber cohesion is 'a great challenge of our time'
Hague calls on nations to deliver "rules of the road" for cyber space.
Week in Numbers: Malware up 600 per cent
UK teens spend up to 10 hours a day looking at screens of some kind, Oracle gets the go ahead for its acquisition of Sun Microsystems, the number...
Red Hat breached as hackers target Linux servers
The safety of Linux is being questioned after distributor Red Hat admits to being hacked.
The reality of movie technology
Have you ever watched a movie and thought that you might have seen all this technology before? We have. Here are the facts behind the fiction.
GhostNet: Did the Chinese government hack the world?
The Chinese state has been accused of spying on networks around the world, but it could also be cybercriminals – which could turn out to be a...
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...
Gordon Brown claims malware used in NOTW hacking
The former Prime Minister says Trojans were used by the now deceased tabloid as the hacking scandal rages on.
TinKode suspect apprehended in Romania
Police believe they've caught TinKode, the hacker who has claimed hits on US and UK Government websites.
Israel pledges credit card hack revenge
After hundreds of thousands of people's data goes missing, Israel pledges to retaliate.
LulzSec lays smackdown on News International
News International's month gets even worse with a hack on The Sun's website.
Businesses must guard against the enemy within
Inside the Enterprise: The greatest threat to a company's security is often insiders. But too few businesses take steps to protect themselves.
HBGary in hiding after Anonymous ‘threats of violence’
The spat with Anonymous continues, as HBGary pulls out of the RSA Conference after receiving threats.
Hacker proves password theft is easy
Password theft is not very tricky and can be done without much skill or money, a security expert explains during a live hack.
Gary McKinnon wins reprieve from new government
The new coalition government seems to be good news for the admitted hacker.
Microsoft admits flaw may hit IE7
While governments in Germany and France are avoiding Internet Explorer over security concerns, the UK is sticking with it.
Google to quit China?
A strongly worded blog post from Google’s chief legal officer has said the company is considering pulling out of China due to a number of cyber...
Guardian job site hack hits half a million users
Half a million accounts have been compromised after the Guardian's jobs website was hacked this weekend.
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