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Facebook finally gets photo privacy message
News Facebook makes a host of privacy announcements, most notably offering greater control over photo tagging.
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Android becoming Windows of mobile hacking world?
News As by far the most targeted mobile OS in Q2, Android looks like it could become the Windows of the cyber crime world.
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Spies and diplomats in a Huddle
News UK government clears staff to share restricted documents via the cloud service.
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Microsoft $250,000 reward targets Rustock gang
News The software giant appeals for information that might lead to conviction of spam botnet creators
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Royal Bank of Scotland in Anonymous crosshairs
News Anonymous targets a host of companies as part of its Operation Green Rights campaign.
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LulzSec claims CIA website takedown
News The now notorious hacking group claims to have hit the CIA website with "a very simple packet flood."
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ICO exploring Facebook face recognition tech
News The UK privacy watchdog says it is speaking to Facebook about the privacy implications of the face recognition technology.
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Cyber Security Challenge part deux launches
News The search for the next UK Cyber Security Champion kicks off this month.
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Should the UK follow the US in cyber security?
News Should the UK and others be the sheep to America's shepherd when it comes to cyber security?
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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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Sophos buys Astaro in hardware play
News The UK-based security firm makes a security hardware play in buying Astaro.
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InfoSec 2011: The big themes
News We look at the major talking points of this year's InfoSecurity conference.
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