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Microsoft releases last patches of the decade
News Microsoft fixes an exploitable Internet Explorer vulnerability.
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Companies need to deal with social media threat
News Cisco highlights security issues from the collaborative way people are now working.
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Security needs to be a part of innovation
News Getting security officers more involved could deliver major benefits for companies.
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Botnets to get more intelligent in 2010
News Criminals behind the huge amounts of spam are learning lessons in how to run their systems.
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Amazon denies plans to open high street stores
News There is no chance of seeing Amazon stores on the high street, according to the company.
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Researchers break into Windows encryption feature
News With effort, hackers are able to break into an encryption feature available on newer versions of Windows.
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Google fears government internet snooping
News Google fears that the Digital Economy Bill could give the government the right to spy on UK internet users.
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Shoppers look to spend big on Cyber Monday
News Amazon and John Lewis get excited about what could be the biggest online Christmas shopping period to date.
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Retailers geared up for ‘Mega Monday’
News Online retailers need to deal with a spike in traffic volume, with any website failure resulting in loss of sales.
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Adobe software hit again by hackers
News A zero-day exploit appears to have hit drawing tool Adobe Illustrator.
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IE flaw fixed for Microsoft’s last patches of 2009
News Next week sees a Microsoft security patch roll-out for Christmas.
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Met Police takes down Xmas scam websites
News The PCeU and Nominet teamed up for ‘Operation Papworth’ to make online shopping safer.
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Businesses warned on mobile call hacking
News Forget losing USB sticks or laptops, you may soon have to watch what you say on the phone.
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New code makes Windows 7 vulnerable to hackers
News Hackers will target new features in Windows 7 that are not present in Vista or XP, according to security researchers.
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Irish websites are safest in Europe
News Research into malicious threats and websites reveal that those from Ireland are the safest.
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BlackBerrys at risk from malicious PDFs
News The bad guys have found a way to attach malicious PDFs to emails that can take over your BlackBerry.
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Mobile web surge for Argos on Black Friday
News Although a US shopping event, there was a large surge in mobile web traffic to British retailer Argos during Black Friday.
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Capital markets finding joy with open source tech
News JP Morgan is one of the financial companies investing big in open source technology.
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Partnership secures Twitter spam threats
News Partnerships are key to ensure users to feel safe when clicking on shortened links in micro blogging service Twitter.
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Microsoft denies 'black screen' accusations
News UPDATED: Microsoft's latest round of patches weren't responsible for the 'black screen of death', with the accusing company making a humbling apology.
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Warning over ‘James Bond’ mobile spying devices
News Software is available you can install and use to track everything that is going on with a mobile phone.
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Should Adobe auto-update Flash and PDF Reader?
News This year has seen Adobe plugin exploits hit the headlines. Is it time that the company automatically updates its software?
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Christmas shoppers still worried about online threats
News E-retailers will lose out on potential profits because of fears shoppers still have about online shopping.
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The iPhone worm author gets job as developer
News As a reward for releasing a worm for the iPhone, the creator gets a job as an app developer.
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