Hard on the heels of last week’s UK and US arrests of cybercriminals using the ZeuS malware to siphon money from internet users’ bank accounts, comes news that a third batch of hackers, this time in the Ukraine, have been arrested.

Demand for IT staff continues to rise, resulting in shortages in some software skills, according to the latest research.

The advent of sophisticated new malware such as Stuxnet could hamper the development of cloud computing and consequently economic development, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said on Tuesday.

The police cybercrime unit can tackle only 11% of the 6000 known organised criminal gangs that regularly use computers for illegal purposes, the head of the Metropolitan Police admitted at the weekend.

Symantec has published an in-depth report on the Stuxnet malware in which it notes that, whilst the worm was first discovered in July, it is known to have existed at least one year prior and likely even before.

A survey of more than 9000 adults in the UK, US, Europe and Canada, has revealed that internet users in the UK feel more at risk from banking fraud than ever before.

A survey of more than 9000 adults in the UK, US, Europe and Canada, has revealed that internet users in the UK feel more at risk from banking fraud than ever before.

Just like the Greek god that is its namesake, Zeus is the king of bank fraud trojan viruses, having been used by thousands of criminals to scam perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars from banking customers around the world for years. The recent busts …

The European Commission has proposed a new directive on attacks against information systems to replace current, outdated frameworks.

Stuxnet, the computer worm considered to be the world’s first cyber weapon, has hit millions of computers in China.