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- Hundreds of DreamHost websites hacked by spammers
- New virus-infected emails take over your PC even if you DON'T open their attachments
- New Trojan routes your bank's calls to CROOKS
- Swedish Supreme Court rejects Pirate Bay appeal bid
- TripAdvisor rebuked over 'trust' claims on its review site
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- Many pcAnywhere users are still sitting ducks
- Newzbin barrister struck off for owning site he represented
- Crackdown on phishing scams announced
- O2 passes your mobile number to every website you visit
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- pcAnywhere users should batten down the hatches
- New botnet Trojan holds Facebook users hostage
- Does your Cloud Data still belong to you?
- NHS fined £375k after patient data sold on eBay
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- Doomsday Clock one minute nearer to doomsday
- Ramnit Worm gulps 45,000 Facebook passwords
- Six arrests in UK phishing inquiry
- Feds seize 130 sites in Cyber Monday crackdown
- Chancellor to raid pensions
- Free Android anti-malware scanners fail tests
- UK firm slammed for selling spy software to Iran
- £2.8m bank Trojan ringleaders jailed
- Don't let Halloween malware haunt your PC
- MEP says details of all internet traffic should be logged
- Another Trojan for MAC owners to worry about
- BT given 14 days to block access to Newzbin
- 5 SECONDS to bypass an iPad 2 password
- Anonymous shuts down hidden child abuse hub
- Bug in Flash Player allowed Mac webcam spying
- Trojan targets Mac's built-in security defences
- Debt collectors warned off pursuing punters on Facebook
- EU bans pre-ticked website boxes to aid consumers
- SpyEye banking trojan now has SMS hijacking capability
- HTC to release urgent privacy fix
- Facebook to scrub itself clean of malware links
- Major BT exchange hit by power outage
- HTC Android handsets spew private data to ANY app
- Anonymous Twitter alternative developed for rioters
- Nominet suspends hundreds of fake pharma domains
- Don't bother with a degree, say IT professionals
- British web firms tweet their way out of the slump
- Scammers pretend to be office printers
- Microsoft brings in FBI in hunt for Rustock ringleader
- Play.com sold to Japanese web conglomerate Rakuten
- TalkTalk retains its crown as the telco consumers complain most about
- Bank's Twitter account hacked to send phishing messages
- Android malware set to skyrocket
- Android banking trojan intercepts security texts
- Malware burrows into computer BIOS to escape AV
- Twitter used by hedge fund managers to predict share prices
- Cyber crime now bigger than the drugs trade
- Watch out chaps! Man fined for failing to fulfil his marital duties
- Green energy and jobs will cripple the UK economy
- Banking Trojan targets Facebook users
- Online defamation cases 'double'
- Cyber cops arrest man, 61, for menacing MP
- Apache warns Web server admins of DoS attack tool
- Facebook gives picture tagging control back to users
- iPhone thief accidentally IDs himself via Photobucket
- Bayer Healthcare discredited the industry by punting pills on Twitter
- Massive growth of malicious spam
- Dropbox was a haven for data thieves
- Twitter Stalker App is another phishing scam
- PM considers social media ban to curb riots
- Fake Review Scammers - be wary
- Anonymous Vows to Destroy Facebook on November 5th
- Fake Firefox update includes Trojan
- Fake codec trojan disables anti-virus software
- Sanford Wallace charged for hacking 500,000 Facebookers
- File-sharers who swap music or films online could have their internet cut off
- Massive osCommerce malware attack spreads to 5 million pages
- "Work from home" spam scam floods Twitter
- Blocked credit card spam scam
- Sun website users personal data stolen
- Thousands of gb.com sites go offline
- Scumbags get sneaky with new self-robbery trojan
- Phisher gets 12 years in prison
- BT ordered to block pirate links
- Paypal and UK Police to cut funding to illegal music download sites
- Phishers go after your Google AdWords account
- Nominet pilots .co.uk domain security pump-up
- Rogue 'See who stalks my Twitter' application steals passwords
- Hotmail beefs up security with stricter password policy
- Yahoo reads your private emails
- Virgin alerts infected customers
- Microsoft warns on cold calling support scams
- Council fined for randomly emailing personal data
- Mac trojan evades Apple's brand new security fix
- Rapture now 21 October, insists unapologetic Harold Camping
- Rapture postponed as world inexplicably fails to end
- O2's southeastern crash caused by 'well-organised theft'
- O2 struggles for breath in widespread outages
- Queen to get an iPad
- Why malware for Macs is on its way
- Bin Laden corpse pics will be malware says FBI
- Osama Bin Laden Video Malware
- Department of Justice shuts down Coreflood botnet
- WordPress.com got hacked, here’s what to do
- Royal Mail moves to the cloud
- UK Government opens Red Tape Challenge website
- Photoshopped image scam used in rogue Facebook app trap
- Sites hit in massive web attack
- Stock-trading teen hacker jailed again over 2nd scam
- SCAM ALERT
- Carrier sold iPad 2 Sim locks snag unwary buyers
- Government backed website in malware scare
- Three strikes ID fraudster jailed for 16 years
- Battered, kicked and stabbed, the desperate plight of Britain's last circus elephant
- Apple patches unused Pwn2Own bug, 55 others in Mac OS
- Play.com pumps out Trojan loaded spam
- Phishers dodge fraud protections in Firefox and Chrome
- Microsoft malware removal tool takes out Public Enemy No 4
- Broadband companies own up to connection slowing
- Scareware scumbags exploit Japan tsunami disaster
- Tory bid to stop soup runs for homeless because it encourages them to live on the streets
- Google throws kill switch on Android phones
- Twitter feeds and Facebook profiles to be policed by the ASA
- Vodafone network knackered by thieves
- Cyber crime costs UK £27bn a year
- Botnets claim 7-fold increase in victims
- Hardware keyloggers found in Manchester library PCs
- Twitter messages not private rules PCC
- Government MPs 'hiding' cash
- Killing the internet is easy
- Last blocks of net addresses set to be shared
- Job application scam fleeces company of $150,000
- Facebook closing down hoax goes viral
- Facebook riddled by "my first ever status message" scam app
- Hacked iTunes accounts continue to sell in China
- Emails go missing from Hotmail
- Total lunar eclipse to turn the sky blood red
- Prisoners serving fewer than four years to get vote
- Hacker warning over internet-connected HDTVs
- Grand jury to decide fate of WikiLeaks founder
- How spammers will poison your social graph
- Anonymous recruits Wikileaks 'data army'
- Scottish botnet master jailed for 18 months
- Tracking website eyeballs SpyEye Trojan
- Danger to IE users climbs as hacker kit adds exploit
- Reece Kent walks free from court after kicking a grandfather senseless
- LimeWire shut down
- 1&1 Internet hosting 1 in 10 of all botnets
- Twittering MP escapes with caution
- Ryanair wins ihateryanair.co.uk because of £322 ad revenue
- New website lets citizen spies snoop on thousands of CCTV cameras
- Why companies are watching your every Facebook, YouTube and Twitter move
- Zeus defendants denied bail
- Arrests over UK online banking theft
- Twitter flaw pumps out spam links
- Carrier pigeon versus broadband in data speed race
- Microsoft wins court order crushing spam botnet
- Scammers seize on tax rebates as phishing lure
- Browser security warning lookalike pushes malware
- Russian cops cuff 10 ransomware Trojan suspects
- Pushdo botnet crippled
- Online sales hit three-year high
- Orange coughs to data network failure
- More than a million Britons take out 'payday loans' to keep them afloat
- Botnet of 100,000 UK PCs taken down
- Botnet with 60GB of stolen data cracked open
- Details of 100m Facebook users published
- Why does broadband speed vary so much?
- Out latest CMS is now live
- BT hikes call charges
- Apple to recall iPhone 4?
- UK.gov slams Facebook over Moat fan clubs
- Telco sets honey pot for nuisance marketers
- eBay shill bidder get £5,000 fine
- Scotland Yard arrests teens for role in cybercrime forum
- FTC slaps down commercial keylogger firm
- Quit Facebook Day flops
- Symantec finds cache of 44 million stolen gaming logins
- Facebook to launch drastically simplified privacy controls tomorrow
- Browser Plug-in to rid web of teen crooner Justin Bieber
- Ireland gets tough on net pirates
- HP recalls 54,000 laptop batteries
- Facebook gives users names to advertisers
- Five UK residents jailed over iTunes & eBay card-laundry caper
- Win XP SP2 support to cease in two months
- LimeWire induces infringement, Judge rules
- Facebook login details of 1.5million users 'for sale'
- 1.5M stolen Facebook IDs up for sale
- McAfee Antivirus update freezes millions of PCs
- Zeus banking virus is back warns security firm
- Pinhead Mac Trojan on the loose
- Twitter unveils advertising plans
- Site loading speed to fuel search results
- Police arrest 70 eBay fraud suspects
- Fire at BT Paddington node causes widespread problems
- World Cup-themed PDF attack kicks off
- MET launches Internet Cafe spy ops
- iPhone, IE, Firefox, Safari get stomped at hacker contest
- BT ordered to share telegraph poles for fast broadband
- Penalty for silent calling goes sky high
- Germany warns surfers against Firefox
- Technology addicts offered treatment
- Facebook stands up to UK.gov's cyberbullying
- Facebook warns over password reset scam
- Facebook removing stalker applications
- Lords pass controversial internet piracy bill
- Facebook users warned over stalk-my-profile scam
- Cybercrime losses almost double
- Buzz Lightyear was first on the moon say 1 in 10 schoolchildren
- Estonian DDoS revenge worm crafter jailed
- Twitter begins screening links for phishing
- FA launches security probe after England team bugged
- Hard drive evolution could hit Microsoft XP users
- Weak security ID questions put e-mail at risk
- eBay Golf Kit scammer gets 4 years
- Spanish police smash massive botnet
- Britain all atweet over Twitter phishing attack
- Criminal hacker 'Iceman' gets 13 years
- Riot police raid £30m Mayfair squat after 2,000 people show up to Facebook party 'gone wrong'
- Buffy's heart gets wrong kind of flutter from Google Buzz
- Tweets are free on 3
- Facebook dominates UK mobile use
- Pressure mounts to phase out Internet Explorer 6
- Stolen Twitter accounts can fetch $1,000
- One to make you laugh: Remote tribe discovered worshipping iPad
- Scammers exploit Apple iPad fever
- Employer told they can't advertise for 'reliable' workers... because it discriminates against 'unreliable' applicants
- 5,000 friends on Facebook? Scientists prove 150 is the most we can cope with
- Nominet to police UK websites
- False Facebook charge group used to spread malware
- Police officers ordered by Home Office: Don't talk about crime because it upsets people
- Skype offers living room TV action
- TJX sniffer author jailed for two years
- Tories licence to kill burglars
- Twitter, Iran and #uksnow
- Rogue antivirus scammers have made $150M
- Scammers scrape RAM for bank card data
- Ruggedised botnets pushing out even more spam
- Webmasters targeted in cPanel look-alike phish
- Webmasters fume as Google profiles signed-out searchers
- Fake websites shut down by police
- Europe's ISPs object to secret copyright treaty talks
- Court orders spam network to pay $15.2M
- Runescape creator pursues 'phishing thieves'
- Smut-ladened spam disguises WoW Trojan campaign
- Lawyers target thousands of illegal file-sharers
- Social media could transform public services
- Alien spies live among us, says Bulgarian gov space boffin
- Two million homes to have £6 broadband tax tripled, plus VAT
- Virgin Media to trial filesharing monitoring system
- Godfather of spam sent down
- "Jail broken" iPhones vulnerable to new virus
- After 350 years, cheques to be consigned to the history books
- Facebook acts on follower trade
- Police open up to social media
- Man who threw dog off bridge and posted video online brought to justice by internet users
- Two held in global PC fraud probe
- Anti-filesharing laws are go
- Man charged in $111k domain name theft
- Mobile phones - fighting cancer, causing car crashes
- Microsoft cuts off thousands of Xbox players caught downloading pirated games
- Tagged.com pays $750,000 over deceptive emails
- First iPhone worm found
- Play.com hit by ordering glitch
- Gumblar malware's home domain is active again
- Controversial email blocklist SORBS sold
- Trojan pokes Facebook for zombie commands
- Notorious Kiwi pill spammers slapped with fine
- After one year, Conficker infects 7M computers
- Facebook spammer's $711M fine won't stop problem, analysts say
- Facebook gets $711 million damages in anti-spam case
- Twitter warns of new phishing attack
- Massive bot attack spoofs Facebook password messages
- UK to get tough on file-sharers
- End of an era for early websites as Geocities closes
- Universal phone charger approved
- Hackers hitting AV infrastructure
- Virginia man to serve prison term for selling counterfeit software
- Atheists smite online God poll
- Botnets contributing to click fraud
- NewsNow tells newspapers: Lay off the legal action
- Scareware operators enjoy 'low risk' crime bonanza
- Warning over 'war-zone' e-mails
- Thousands of sites loaded with potent malware cocktail
- UK taxpayers hit by wave of tax refund scam mail
- Postal strike dates are confirmed
- Swine flu vaccination to start next week
- MPs want mandatory nanny filters
- Councillor vows to stay in Australia on £800-a-month allowance because 'it's too cold in Britain'
- With botnets everywhere, DDoS attacks get cheaper
- MP paid his own firm 100,000 pounds
- iPhone users can watch live TV for free
- Postal union offers deal to avert strike
- One cellphone for every ten UK prisoners
- MPs approve cigarette vending ban
- Postal strike expected next week
- Data losses in Snow Leopard bug
- Tory MPs told to repay expenses or face ban
- National postal strike would deliver £1.5billion blow to struggling economy
- 'Hack Idol' to find top UK cyberwarriors
- Drivers should be forced to pay per mile to save the planet, finds climate watchdog
- ID fraud prevention week fights UK's fastest growing crime
- Sky to sell music online
- EU plots spam clampdown
- 10 days of strikes that could leave Royal Mail backlog of 100m letters
- New images of 'ghost forest' art
- Marge Simpson gracing Playboy mag cover
- 11 out of 26 anti-virus products fail VB100 certification
- Why servers could be moving to Iceland
- Bailed-out banks Lloyds and RBS facing Treasury probe
- Web firms seek Royal Mail rivals for deliveries
- Phishing arrests highlight massive problem
- How to watch Nasa bomb the Moon live this afternoon
- Customers urged to desert Royal Mail as postal workers vote for national strike
- Botnet caught red handed stealing from Google
- Microsoft plans monster Patch Tuesday next week
- Royal Mail Workers Vote to Strike
- UK interest rates remain on hold
- Amazon UK sacks Royal Mail following potential postal strikes fear
- Tory member is arrested at party conference for stealing £150 bottle of Champagne
- 100 Phishers in US and Egypyt indicted
- Scammers exploit public lists of hijacked Hotmail passwords
- Web mail scam propagates itself
- Pubs and off-licences to be hit with new alcohol levy
- A look at stolen Hotmail data finds simple passwords
- Scareware scams spill onto Skype
- Google targeted in e-mail scam
- Nasty banking Trojan makes mules of victims
- All 21m Hotmail users urged to change passwords after huge security breach
- Hotmail accounts 'posted online'
- CCTV website recruits video vigilantes
- Next gen bank Trojan rewrites bank statements
- Facebook warns members about rise in 419 scams
- New Trojan gives criminals full-service bank theft
- Two Romanians to face phishing charges in US
- Internet crooks used virus to raid computer users online bank accounts
- Scammers auto-generate Twitter accounts to spread scareware
- Disconnection phone scam targets UK consumers
- Site offers Facebook account break-ins for $100
- World's nastiest trojan fools AV software
- Database containing 1.8m UK postcode locations leaks online
- One in 10 conned by ticket sites
- T-Mobile and Orange in UK merger
- Worm wiggles way through weary WordPress
- Firefox to warn users of insecure Adobe Flash
- Anti-spam smackdown finds best junk filter
- Facebook and Twitter users face pricier insurance as burglars 'shop' for victims' personal details on networking sites
- UK file-sharers will be cut off
- Romanian fraudsters use trafficked babies and children for multi-million pound UK benefit scam
- Mass graves could be dug to cope with autumn bout of swine flu
- US man stole 130m card numbers
- Labour party unveils Tweeter-in-chief
- HSBC Trojan warning tracked down as false alarm
- Twitter tweets are 40% 'babble'
- US banknotes show cocaine traces
- IE8 whips rivals in blocking malware sites
- Docs wire up world's first internet-connected pacemaker
- Twitter hack spawns spam and scareware scams
- Top vendors flunk Vista anti-virus tests
- Gmail users can now send their emails from third party SMTP servers
- Court allows extradition of British hacker to proceed
- Cameron condemns Tweeters as tw*ts
- Dutch spammer fined €250K
- O2 data network falls over again
- Facebook slaps OUR faces on THEIR ads
- Five botnets responsible for 75% of spam sent
- Shoot-to-kill policy targets Hull's P2P users
- MoD sticks with IE6 - so much for security
- Swine flu malware poses as pig plague update
- Facebook breaches Canadian law
- BT brings call centre jobs back from India
- Work experience students employed to Tweet for major brands
- Cyber crooks get business savvy
- Twitter suspends accounts of users with infected computers
- Huge increase in the use of shortened URL's in spam
- Phorm shares fall as BT opts out
- McAfee false-positive downs PCs worldwide
- Michael Jackson spam spreads, malware attacks likely
- Facebook prisoner faces inquiry
- Free Security Product Vets Twitter Links
- Fraudsters try to scam security expert on eBay
- 'Spam king' could face criminal charges in Facebook case
- Mobile directory made legal threats to get personal details
- A users' guide to personalizing your Facebook URL
- WHO 'declares swine flu pandemic'
- Facebook to offer vanity URLs
- Millions opted into UK's first mobile phone directory
- Twitter user says vacation tweets led to burglary
- Apple security is 'struggling,' researcher says
- Last.fm phish catches the unwary
- Twitter fights celeb imposters with Verified Account scheme
- MS warns of bumper patch batch
- Federal Trade Commission shuts down rogue ISP
- Plug pulled on Wave Rider ISP
- Three convicted over UK visa scam
- Fake Outlook config scam aims to harvest logins
- New malware attack infecting Web sites
- Tweeter attacked by tree
- Twitter to test psychic powers in scientific study
- Data backup service leads to recovery of stolen laptop
- Level 3 data centre downed by sunshine
- 100 months for Phishing Fraudster
- Gumblar is alive and worse than Conficker
- Facebook sells stake in business
- Yet another Twitter Phishing attack
- Conficker variants infecting 50,000 new PC's a day
- Beware the Social Media Charlatans
- Twitter beating Google at real-time news
- Gumblar Google Poisoner is morphing
- Gumblar Trojan attacks spreading quickly
- Police force eBay scammer to hand over his profits
- Twitter tries to make a profit without resorting to using advertising
- Web attack that poisons Google results gets worse
- Hackers launch attack on Facebook
- Phishers stealing Facebook passwords for profit
- Tweeter arrested for provoking financial panic
- Brunstrom may probe MP expenses
- Facebook members hit by another phishing scam
- Tesco Tills Fail
- Phished Facebook accounts send spam with links to malware
- Twitter Search to be more comprehensive
- Fake search engines spreading malware
- Rather sad Mac email worm makes its debut
- McAfee website plagued by security holes
- Zombie computers numbers rising
- Hackers demand 10m dollar ransom
- Spam levels down
- Botnet hijacking reveals 70GB of stolen data
- Facebook hit by phishing attacks again
- Firefox fixes more bugs
- Ham Spam
- Phishers using swine flu as bait
- eBay scammer gets four years
- Conficker virus awakes
- Almost 2 million infected computers in botnet
- Teenage hacker jailed for 11 months
- Net firms start storing user data
- Worm attack chaos fails to strike
- Spam regains pre-McColo levels
- Researchers find Conficker cure
- Countdown to Conficker activation
- Social network sites monitored
- China becoming the world's malware factory
- Safari hole exploited in seconds at security conference
- ID fraud malware infecting PCs at increasing rates
- Twitter users hit by smut hack attack
- German Police arrest hackers
- Facebook users suffer viral surge
- Rogue Facebook app bewilders users
- Teenager fired for Facebook remark
- New exploit targets IE 7 hole patched last week
- Facebook grabs rights to users photos
- Microsoft offers $250,000 reward for Conficker arrest
- Twitter hit with "Don't Click" clickjacking attack
- New Windows virus attacks PHP, HTML, and ASP scripts
- Spammers take over Facebook protest site
- Valentine Trojan onslaught blights inboxes
- Fancy 1.5million books on your mobile phone?
- Microsoft to release four security patches on Tuesday
- Firefox 3.0.6 targets security issues
- Google goes gaga
- Spam: You just can't win
- Microsoft charges ex-employee with spying
- Blogger can't sue over comment, rules High Court
- Job website hit by major breach
- Spammers target Twitter again
- PhonepayPlus gets stern on premium raters
- 419ers scam a Canadian for $150,000
- New Botnets on the march
- Twitter hacked
- Google third in spam-friendly shame list
- STOP using Internet Explorer NOW!!!
- Microsoft to rush out emergency Windows patch
- Fake Microsoft e-mail contains Trojan virus
- Phishers adapt old scams to exploit bank turmoil
- Spam attack halts Virgin e-mail
- Bank turmoil fuels phishing boom
- Malware grabs personal banking data
- UK Chernobyl spam spreads Trojan
- Pump and dump scam hacker locked up
- Trend virus update freezes some PCs
- Cybergang set for a comeback
- Phone phishers latest tricks
- Spammers use free Web services to shield harmful links
- UN email hacker jailed
- Zombie network explosion
- Computer viruses make it into orbit
- Million bank details sold on eBay
- Millions fall for email hoaxes
- No 10 says no to Clarkson for PM
- Archives aided by anti-spam tools
- Mystery web attack hijacks your clipboard
- AOL phisher jailed for 7 years
- Don't click that headline, security researchers warn
- Apple users snared in phishing scam
- Cybercrime bust highlights PIN terminal insecurity
- ASA rules against citing 'hits' in adverts
- Twitter targeted by malware attacks
- 8 ways to stop spam filter frustration
- Dutch botnet herders arrested
- FBI warns of new Storm worm variant
- Top spammer sentenced to nearly four years
- Spammer walks out of jail
- Banking Trojan hides in fake Alonso F1 crash story
- 419 Scammers increase the threat level
- Facebook fraud scare
- San Francisco IT worker arrested in hijacking of city network
- AOL spammer jailed for 30 months
- World War III - Again!
- Google sparks privacy fears
- Storm worm e-mail
- Microsoft Word vulnerability
- Spam fighters lay down gauntlet
- N.Y. attorney general forces ISPs to curb Usenet access
- Kaspersky to try to crack code used in 'blackmailer' virus
- Fraudsters harpoon 15,000 victims
- Beware the .hk domain
- Police arrest six alleged BitTorrent music uploaders
- Teens await arrest after Comcast attack
- Mass SQL injection hits English language websites
- Broadband deregulation
- ZoneAlarm ForceField: Compromised in sixty seconds
- What To Look For In Antivirus Software
- Phone calls database considered
- MySpace wins spam case
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