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Opinion poll: Anti-regulatory 'hype' unwarranted
One advocacy group has published a survey it says proves that US small-business owners aren't unduly concerned with government regulations. Another group says that the first group's opinion poll is tainted by bogosity.…
Biz urged to blast DNSChanger Trojans before safety net comes down
Half of all Fortune 500 companies still contain computers infected with the DNSChanger Trojan, weeks after a FBI-led takedown operations targeting the botnet's command-and-control infrastructure.…
Biz urged to blast DNSChanger Trojans before safety net comes down
Half of all Fortune 500 companies still contain computers infected with the DNSChanger Trojan, weeks after a FBI-led takedown operations targeting the botnet's command-and-control infrastructure.…
Biz urged to blast DNSChanger Trojans before safety net comes down
Half of all Fortune 500 companies still contain computers infected with the DNSChanger Trojan, weeks after a FBI-led takedown operations targeting the botnet's command-and-control infrastructure.…
Mother charged with selling fake Facebook stock
A Wisconsin woman has been charged over claims she tried to sell $1m worth of Facebook shares that she didn't own.…
Anonymous hackers leak Scotland Yard-FBI conference call
Members of Anonymous have released an intercept of a conference call between investigators at the FBI and Scotland Yard during which operations against hacktivist group were discussed.…
BT reveals ultra-fast cable blowing plan for homes, biz
BT is talking up plans to bring its ultra-fast fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband network to more of its customers in early 2013.…
Apple FileVault cracked in under an hour by forensics biz
Apple's FileVault disk encryption can be circumvented in less than an hour, according to a computer forensics firm.…
Satellite phones lift skirt, flash cipher secrets at boffins
Researchers at the Ruhr-University Bochum have managed to extract the secret encryption algorithmns used by satellite phones, and discovered that it's a lot less secure than one might hope.…
'We're totally in LA pissing people off'
Quotw This was the week when Facebook finally filed for its IPO.…
Verisign admits 2010 hack attack, mum on what was nicked
Verisign has admitted in an SEC filing that it suffered numerous data breaches in 2010, but that management wasn’t informed by staff for nearly a year after they occurred.…
Symantec: We've plugged up pcAnywhere holes
Symantec has said its pcAnywhere remote control software is once again safe to use, following the release of its latest security patch.…
Kelihos botnet BACK FROM THE DEAD
The spam-spewing Kelihos botnet has returned from the dead.…
Kelihos botnet BACK FROM THE DEAD
The spam-spewing Kelihos botnet has returned from the dead.…
Kelihos botnet BACK FROM THE DEAD
The spam-spewing Kelihos botnet has returned from the dead.…
Kelihos botnet BACK FROM THE DEAD
The spam-spewing Kelihos botnet has returned from the dead.…
Demand for safety kitemark on software stepped up
The government and industry ought to do more to promote online safety, according to an influential panel of MPs.…
Facebook warns investors of potential SPAM DELUGE
Facebook has been the first internet company to baldly state the risks it faces from hacking and spam to the markets since the SEC issued guidance on the issue.…
Facebook warns investors of potential SPAM DELUGE
Facebook has been the first internet company to baldly state the risks it faces from hacking and spam to the markets since the SEC issued guidance on the issue.…
Met's email hack probe turns spotlight on <cite>The Times</cite> - MP
Scotland Yard officers investigating allegations of computer hacking by News International staff have declined to "give a running commentary" on their probe, batting away MP Tom Watson's narration of the saga.…