Google has patched two serious security holes in its Javascript and XML engines, according to a blog post on the Google Chrome website.
Twitter and Facebook – a gift to criminals
Posting your address and then updates about when you are going on holiday onto social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook is a gift to potential burglars, and a headache for insurers.
US Civil Liberties Union tells UK to defend McKinnon
The American Civil Liberties Union has called on the UK foreign secretary to review the “lopsided” extradition treaty to prevent people like UFO hacker Gary McKinnon being “unfairly” removed from their home country to stand trial abroad.
PandaLabs ranks most dangerous computer viruses of last 20 years
PandaLabs has ranked the most dangerous computer threats in the form of viruses of the last 20 years, coinciding with Panda Security’s 20th anniversary.
UK to share fingerprint data with other countries
The UK is to share fingerprint information with Canada and Australia, with the US and New Zealand to follow soon, the Home Office said today.
DWP does not keep track of CIS security breaches
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has admitted that it does not keep a running total of security breaches committed on its sensitive Customer Information System (CIS) database, prompting accusations that it is not taking adequate steps to prot…
US largest card incident hacker has track record says Miami Herald
As the fall-out in the Albert Gonzalez credit card hacking case – in which the card hacker was charged earlier this week with gaining unauthorized access to 130 million people’s card details from major merchants – continues, the Miami Herald has publis…
US largest card incident hacker has track record says Miami Herald
As the fall-out in the Albert Gonzalez credit card hacking case – in which the card hacker was charged earlier this week with gaining unauthorized access to 130 million people’s card details from major merchants – continues, the Miami Herald has publis…
China jails four for `Tomato Garden’ Windows XP piracy
A Chinese court has jailed four people for creating and distributing the `Tomato Garden’ cracked version of Windows XP, which is still being illegally sold on smaller internet auction sites and through other pirate software channels in the UK
China jails four for `Tomato Garden’ Windows XP piracy
A Chinese court has jailed four people for creating and distributing the `Tomato Garden’ cracked version of Windows XP, which is still being illegally sold on smaller internet auction sites and through other pirate software channels in the UK