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Assange allowed to continue extradition fight
News Assange won't have his hearing in the Supreme Court, but it will look into the case.
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WikiLeaks' Julian Assange loses appeal
News Assange is facing extradition back to Sweden if his lawyers can't do anything about it.
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WikiLeaks hit by cyber attack
News The site is now back up but claims it was hit yesterday.
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UK teen detained as FBI makes PayPal attack arrests
News Anonymous is being hunted by police across the world, with 20 arrests made in relation to high profile cyber attacks.
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Visa and MasterCard WikiLeaks donations reopened
News Julian Assange will be happy to see Visa and MasterCard donations can now be made via WikiLeaks partner DataCell.
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Anonymous claims Apple login theft
News Anonymous claims to have taken Apple users' passwords and logins, whilst a loosely affiliated group takes control of a Fox News Twitter feed.
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Most IT departments ‘clueless’ over sensitive files
News Sensitive files don't appear to mean much to security pros, an Imperva survey suggests.
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Top 10 most embarrassing data breaches
In-depth Inspired by a notable security gaffe at BP, we give our rundown of the most embarrassing data breaches in recent memory.
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Google accuses China of Gmail tampering
News Google suggests the Chinese Government is to blame for Gmail disruptions.
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Anonymous empire strikes back against HBGary
News Anonymous leaks more emails as its tussle with HBGary heats up.
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Western Europe spam drop ‘significant’
News A significant spam drop was seen across Western Europe in December, Kaspersky says.
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Security threats to beware in 2011
In-depth We take a look ahead to what threats await us in 2011.
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