Gottfrid Svartholm, one of the original founders of The Pirate Bay and currently awaiting a verdict for the hack of Logica in Sweden, is now wanted for another hack in Denmark: this time on CSC.

“This directive,” says rapporteur Monika Hohlmeier, “introduces much-needed common rules for criminal law penalties, and also aims to facilitate joint measures to prevent attacks and foster information exchange among competent authorities.”

A mystery technology is allowing car thieves to pop open automatic car locks over the air using a hand-held device – but police have no idea how they’re managing to do it.

In a session titled ‘Becoming the Future CISO’ at the Forrester Forum for CIO’s in London, England, June 6 2013, Andrew Rose declared the current role of CISO a dying breed.

Access management is designed to allow only authorized digital identities to gain access to a system. But a digital identity is nothing more than “a collection of attributes that uniquely define a person or organization.” Proofing is the process of ens…

It’s a potential publicity bomb that has yet to explode, apparently, but the Washington Post and the Guardian are reporting that both the US and the UK governments have been engaged in ongoing data collection of private information from web services, w…

A new examination of mobile threat data from the Lookout Platform in five countries has found that threats to consumers run the gamut, from annoying to extremely invasive. The study has uncovered that adware and malware threats like spyware, surveillan…

In today’s world, everything from refrigerators to cars are beginning to get “connected” and given the ability to talk to you and to other things via broadband networks. Much of this still seems like science fiction, but when it comes to connected TVs,…

The Guardian newspaper has exposed a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) ‘top secret’ order requiring Verizon to provide the NSA with all ‘telephony metadata’ for communications within the USA and between the USA and abroad.

Secunia, the Copenhagen-based provider of security software, announced the appointment of Microsoft’s Peter Colsted as the firm’s new chief executive.