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Encrypted Social Network Lures Privacy-Conscious Users Away From Facebook
MyApollo, the world's first private social network, hopes to tempt security-conscious users away from Facebook.
Teenage UK Cyber Security Winner Will Shackleton Heading for Facebook
19-year-old Will Shackleton will work at Facebook this summer after winning the UK Cyber Security Challenge.
Reports of WhatsApp Security Flaw are 'Inaccurate and Overstated'
Reports that third-party Android apps could access users' chats have been dismissed by the messaging app.
Twitter Privacy Bug Exposes Thousands of Protected Accounts
A security flaw has caused nearly 100,000 protected Twitter accounts to be viewed by non-approved followers since November 2013.
Monetary Fine for BPAS Security Error the 'Only Way to Change Behaviour'
A cyber-security expert says the monetary fine handed down to the British Pregnancy Advice Service is the only way to change behaviour.
Death of the Password: Samsung Galaxy S5 Fingerprint Scanner Open to App Developers
Android developers granted access to use Samsung Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner with their apps.
Wi-Fi Hotspots and Routers at Risk from Malware that Spreads Like Common Cold
Lack of intrusion prevention technology leaves routers and hotspots open to attack
Gurkha Fighters Defend London's Super-Rich Homes From Moped Ram Raids
Former soldiers hired for security following spate of burglaries in Hampstead Garden Suburb
Kickstarter Hacked But No Credit Card Information Taken
Data breach affecting usernames, passwords, emails, mailing addresses and phone numbers has been repaired
Hackers Will Target Your Fridge First - Not Your Smartphone or PC
Manufacturers need to move quickly to protect the fast-growing wearable technology sector says AVG's Yuval Ben-Itzhak.
United States Greatest Threat to World Peace in 2013 – Poll
US finishes above Iran, China and Israel as biggest threat to global security in Gallup survey
Snapchat Admits Knowing About Security Flaws for Months
Snapchat will launch an updated version of its app following 4.6 million usernames and phone numbers being compromised.
Judge Rules NSA Telephone Spying Programme Legal
Federal judge rules US constitution permits surveillance revealed by whistle-blower Edward Snowden - but more legal challenges expected.
IT Security Breaches Strike 93% of Large UK Companies
Almost all large UK business struck by security breaches, at average rate of two per week.
Google Removes Privacy Feature from Latest Version of Android
Google has removed a privacy feature from Android 4.4.2 which it said was experimental and was added by accident.
Quarter of Britons' Online Accounts Compromised as Trust in Web Security Weakens
Trust in web security wanes as a quarter of Britons have online accounts compromised, survey finds.
South Africa Struggling with Logistics for Nelson Mandela Memorial
Unprecedented attendance of world leaders posing huge challenge.
Glasgow 2014: G4S Supplying Stewards to Commonwealth Games Despite London 2012 Security Blunder
Commonwealth Games Security Director Steve Allen defends decision, saying G4S "learned the lessons".
Pentagon Prepares for a Future Without BlackBerry
The Pentagon and Department of Defense look to future without BlackBerry, as security clearance for iOS and Android nears.
Lenovo BlackBerry Bid Blocked by Canadian Government Over National Security Fears
Canadian government blocks Lenovo's BlackBerry buyout bid, citing national security fears.
'Tens of Thousands' of iOS Apps Vulnerable to Attack [VIDEO]
Security researchers find flaw exposing iOS apps to sustained hijacking and opening them up to receiving malicious content.
Edward Snowden Scandal: 'CIA Sent Him Home But NSA Hired Him Later'
Snowden's CIA boss removed him from Geneva station after suspicion.
A Decade of Patch Tuesday: Microsoft's Security Revival and Future Challenges
As Patch Tuesday celebrates its tenth birthday we look back at the remarkable turnaround in Microsoft's security processes.
Hajj 2013: Saudi Arabia Installs 1,700 CCTV Cameras to Monitor Mecca Pilgrims
Over a million visitors to be monitored through new security system during Islamic pilgrimage.
How Data Centres Protect Your Information
Portugal Telecom's new data centre shows how physical and cyber-security measures are needed to protect your information.
New iOS 7 Security Bug Enables Unauthorised Phone Calls from Lockscreen [VIDEO]
Second iOS 7 security bug relating to iPhone lockscreen passcode surfaces online.
iPhone 5S Fingerprint Reader: A 'Game Changer' but Still Hackable Say Security Experts
The fingerprint reader of the iPhone 5S could lead to widespread adoption by rivals, but security experts warn it isn't foolproof.
South Korean Defence Staff told to Install Special App to Avoid Leaks
Seoul defence staff ordered to install smartphone app which will paralyse video and audio recording options
Brazil 2014 Fifa World Cup to be Protected by US Robots and Israeli Drones
PackBot robots, Israeli drones, Russian missiles and German tanks for World Cup.
China and Afghanistan Sign Economic and Security Deals
China makes strategic investments in Afghan mineral resources, copper mines and oil exploration and extraction.