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eBay Breach: Do I Need to Change My Password?
eBay urges users to change passwords after personal data from 233 million accounts was compromised - but is it too late?
eBay Urges Users to Reset Passwords After Huge Cyberattack
A massive data breach has forced eBay to warn 233 million users to change their passwords
300,000 Servers Remain Vulnerable to Heartbleed Bug After One Month
A security researcher has found that more than 300,000 servers are still vulnerable to attack using the Heartbleed Bug.
Cybercrime Campaign Centres on Devon Toiletries Company
A wave of malware attacks purportedly coming from a Devon toiletries firm is targeting small and medium-sized businesses
iOS 7.1 Security Flaw Exposes Your Contacts Through Siri
A new report claims anyone can access your full contacts list on an iPhone without needing a Pin code or fingerprint.
US Navy Issues Spy-Proof E-Reader
NeRD e-reader device has no ports or WiFi but comes pre-loaded with hundreds of books.
State-Sponsored Chinese Hacking Groups Exploited Internet Explorer Flaw
Chinese groups exploited Internet Explorer vulnerability to launch attacks on US and European companies
In Defence of the Selfie: Photo is Crime Fighting Tool for Police in Essex
Officers probing mobile phone theft in Colchester hope accidental selfie can help trace phone
Windows XP Gets Security Patch for Internet Explorer
Microsoft releases emergency security patch to protect vulnerability, even for Windows XP users
200 Million Data Records Stolen in 2014 as Breaches Surge
93,000 records stolen every hour as data thefts soar by 200% in first three months of 2014
Internet Explorer Vulnerability Leaves Millions of Windows XP Users Open to Attack
A zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer will be the first major flaw Microsoft won't fix for Windows XP users.
Global Cyber Spying Incidents Triple in 2013
Reports of espionage hacking on rise with growing proportion attributed to east European governments
Are You Human? CAPTCHA Verification Accidently Solved by Google Maps Algorithm
CAPTCHA images used for human verification can now be solved by machines.
Competition and Complacency: Why the Cyberwar Against Hackers is Being Lost
The recent Heartbleed security bug highlighted how vulnerable governments, organisations and citizens are to hackers.
Cyber Security: 60% of Techies Don't Tell Bosses About Breaches Unless It's 'Serious'
Over half of IT personnel don't tell their bosses about cyber threats until it is 'serious'
1.5 Million Mumsnet Members at Risk from Heartbleed Hack
Parenting website Mumsnet is second high-profile website to be exploited by hackers through Heartbleed bug.
OpenSSL Chief Warns More Support Needed to Prevent Another Heartbleed Bug
OpenSSL Software Foundation calls for government and industry support to better protect against serious security flaws.
Inadequate 'Internet of Things' Security Puts Our Lives at Risk
Connected pacemakers and insulin pumps mean failure to test them properly could leave them vulnerable to cyber-attack.
Heartbleed Bug: How to Check if a Website is Vulnerable
The Heartbleed OpenSSL bug has affected millions of websites so how can you tell which are safe and which are not?
Heartbleed Bug: Should I Change My Password?
Millions of people are potentially affected by the Heartbleed Bug, but do you need to change all your passwords?
Heartbleed Bug: Everything You Need to Know About OpenSSL Security Flaw
Complete guide to what Heartbleed bug is, who is affected, how to fix it and should you be worried.
Windows XP Alternatives: Six Linux Distros to Replace Microsoft's Ageing OS
Six viable linux based distros that you should consider
RIP Windows XP - Microsoft Says Goodbye and Good Riddance to Creaking OS
How the success and popularity of Windows XP eventually became a burden for Microsoft.
Closing the Window on XP – Urgent Steps Small Businesses Must Take
Alan Ritchie, managing director at PC World Business lays out the steps small businesses
The End of Windows XP: Security Threats Grow as Microsoft Support Ends
The end of support for Windows XP could start a deluge of cyber attacks and malware infections on unprotected systems.
Google's Nest Stops Selling Smart Smoke Alarms Over Fire Safety Concerns
Nest stops selling its smart smoke alarms after it discovered a flaw which could prevent the timely detection of fire.
Cyber Security: Insider Threats Remain Biggest Concern For Businesses
Research reveals a growing risk of data breach from 'Insider Threats'.
Security Flaw with iOS 7 Allows Thieves to Bypass Find My iPhone Feature
New iOS 7 bug means stolen iPhones can be easily made untraceable.
Anonymous-Deadmau5 April Fools' Joke Branded 'Lame and Irresponsible'
An elaborate April Fools' joke perpetrated by Anonymous and Deadmau5, has been branded "lame and irresponsible".
Android 4.5 (Lollipop): Release Date, Features, Nexus 6 - Everything You Need to Know
We look ahead to Android 4.5 (Lollipop) including support for Android Wear, improved security and more Google Now.