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Facebook app data leak could hit 'millions'
News Millions of Facebook users could have had their data leaked to third parties thanks to a flaw.
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Symantec shifts Backup Exec to the cloud
News Backup Exec gets new delivery models, with the option to get solutions over the cloud.
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FBI warns of Osama Bin Laden photo malware
News Osama Bin Laden may be dead, but the FBI has warned of emails claiming to contain images of the former Al Qaeda leader.
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Q&A: Eugene Kaspersky on taking on the big boys
In-depth Kaspersky's chief executive tells IT PRO about how his company plans to climb the security ladder, toppling the likes of Symantec and McAfee along the way.
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Targeted attacks set to blow up in 2011
News Symantec says targeted attacks will spike this year, following 2010 where Stuxnet set a new precedent.
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Bagle to succeed Rustock as spam king?
News There may be a new botnet spamming king in town in the form of Bagle.
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The impact of the Rustock takedown
News Spam levels may have dropped as a result of the Rustock takedown, but what will be the long term impact of the Microsoft-led operation?
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Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details
News Many people are flogging their mobiles but leaving valuable data, such as bank account details, on the device.
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Data breach cost hits £1.9 million
News The average cost for a data breach in the UK rises to £1.9 million in 2010, up 13 per cent from 2009.
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Mega-botnet Rustock stops spamming
News Rustock, the once dominant spam botnet, seems to have been taken out of contention.
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Symantec and Dragon form training programme
News James Caan and Symantec join forces to teach entrepreneurs about the importance of security.
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iPhone 4 and Blackberry Torch hacked at Pwn2Own
News Researchers highlight the fallibility of the two hugely popular phones in the Pwn2Own contest.
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