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Motorola found to have infringed Microsoft patent
Most of Microsoft's other complaints dismissed.
Dec 23 2011 8:57AM
Zero-day attack fingered for global DNS crashes
Internet Systems Consortium releases temporary patch.
Nov 21 2011 11:30AM
BIND 9 DNS crashes, 0day suspected
Temporary patch released.
Nov 18 2011 9:47AM
Britian: Cybercrime no excuse to censor web
Internet must be free, open and not stifled by government.
Nov 3 2011 9:52PM
McAfee releases first DeepSAFE product
The first sub-OS level security product arrives following Intel's acquisition of McAfee.
Oct 20 2011 9:07AM
EU to legislate on cloud security
Providers asked to become legally liable for any data offences.
Sep 30 2011 7:15AM
EU cloud vendors liable for breaches
Directive asks vendors to prove security and accept liability.
Sep 29 2011 10:25AM
Windows 8 won't kill Linux, says Microsoft
But some don't buy it.
Sep 27 2011 10:23AM
BitTorrent, uTorrent warn of fake AV infection
Servers compromised.
Sep 15 2011 10:09AM
uTorrent hacked, served malware
Security charade.
Sep 15 2011 7:47AM
Samsung Galaxy Tab ban upheld in Germany
Preliminary injunction restricted to Germany.
Sep 13 2011 6:57AM
Android tops mobile hacking charts
But malware hasn't reached a tipping point.
Aug 24 2011 12:52PM
SAP and Google plan 'big data' Maps
Taking advantage of geo-tagged information.
Jul 28 2011 7:09AM
Mozilla builds mobile operating system
Firefox creator to challenge Android, iOS.
Jul 27 2011 2:28PM
UK Gov says cloud computing aiding terrorism
Cloud computing can be used by terrorists as a way of transmitting data without being caught, the UK Government warns.
Jul 14 2011 9:25AM
Anonymous claims Apple login theft
Anonymous claims to have taken Apple users' passwords and logins.
Jul 5 2011 7:56PM
LulzSec dumps 62,000 passwords, emails
The group continues its hacking campaign, releasing 62,000 passwords and emails for people to play with.
Jun 17 2011 8:37AM
Virgin takes fight to trojan
The troublesome SpyEye trojan is being tackled head on by a British Government body and ISP, Virgin Media.
Jun 17 2011 8:37AM
Google suspends more Android apps
Infected with Plankton spyware.
Jun 15 2011 6:37AM
Nokia's credit rating takes a hit
Microsoft tie-up partly to blame.
Jun 8 2011 7:36AM
