MCYSEKA-Maritime Cyber Security Knowledge Archive

In a bid to help prevent websites being hacked without the owner’s knowledge, a Singapore-based hosting service provider has created a service which will alert site owners to any major activity on their sites/pages.

In an ironic turn of events, Luis Corrons, technical director with Panda Security, has revealed that two of the three techies allegedly behind the Mariposa botnet have requested jobs with Panda Security.

UK IT security and data protection firm Sophos has agreed to sell a majority interest in the company to global private equity group Apax Partners.

The US government has released further information about its plans to store every Twitter post ever produced, for perpetuity, in the Library of Congress.

IBM is considering cutting three-quarters of its 399,000 permanent staff in the next seven years and re-hiring them for projects as part of an HR strategy due to end in 2017.

Research just released suggests that the public sector’s move to green IT – which forms a central plank of many organisation’s IT security strategies when moving to cloud computing – is more of a myth than reality.

Things are not looking good for Terry Childs, the former San Francisco network administrator who compromised the city’s network and essentially held it to ransom. Childs was convicted of computer tampering this week, and now faces up to five years in j…

Security researchers have identified a new version of the Storm worm that plagued the internet three years ago. The new version uses HTTP for command-and-control purposes instead of the original peer-to-peer approach, say reports.

The FBI has promoted Gordon M. Snow as assistant director of its Cyber Division, saying that the bureau’s highest priority in the criminal sphere is combating cybercrime.

Israel has lifted a ban on imports of Apple’s iPad, which was imposed because authorities said the device’s Wi-Fi system was incompatible with Israel’s wireless standard.