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Redmond probes new IE 8 vulnerability

Zero day appeared on US Dept of Labor site

BlackBerry 10 passes US defence department tests

Military happy Z10 and Q10 allow chat on the Q.T.

IBM open sources new approach to crypto

Work on files – without decrypting them

Java applets run wild inside Notes

'Full compromise' possible

'Chinese' attack sucks secrets from US defence contractor

Comment Crew blamed for three-year attack on QinetiQ

Gaming app ENSLAVES punter PCs in Bitcoin mining ring

Some secret software to go with your deathmatch, sir?

US Labor Dept website serving malware to innocent visitors

Blag bears signature of notorious Chinese DeepPanda

Mozilla accuses Gamma of dressing up dictators' spyware as Firefox

Maker of spooks' fave FinSpy served cease-and-desist

Red faces as Pentagon leases Chinese satellite

It's ok, we've added 'additional transmission security'

Cameras leak credentials, live video

D-Link scrambles upgrade, Vivotek silent says Core Sec

Apple to end support for original iPhone: report

RIP iPhone One, 2007-2013

Ultra-hackable Google Glass could be a security nightmare

Easy root access opens spyware floodgates

Crap computers in a crap box: Smart-meter blackouts risk to UK

AnalysisSniff a device's wireless, pwn a power plant, warns Brit biz

Apache attack drives traffic to malware

Blackhole redirect served by modified daemon binary

NATO proclaimed winner of Locked Shield online wargame

Games without frontiers, war without tears

Chinese cyber-spook crew back in business, say security watchers

Who can tell the spies from the robbers?

Serial killer hack threat to gas pipes, traffic lights, power plants

Analysis'You could shut down the electricity grid' warns security biz

Japan forgot data wipe on ship sold to Pyongyang

Former coast guard ship's navigation records reach NORKS

Crims take to Facebook to flog ZeuS kits

Dark networks meet social networks

LivingSocial admits major hacking attack on customer database

Credit card info is safe, company insists

Police arrest suspect in BIGGEST DDoS ATTACK IN HISTORY

Dutch suspect snatched in Spain

AT&T debuts 'Digital Life' robo-home and security tech

Step into Internet of Things: Give us keys to homes in 15 US cities

UK faces hacking doom, but think of the money, security startups!

Infosec 2013Every cloud breach has a silver lining, says minister

Vulns, exploits, hacks: Trusteer touts tech to terminate troubles

Infosec 2013If I don't know what you're doing, I'll kill you

Your phone may not be spying on you now - BUT it soon will be

Infosec 2013Smash it with a hammer now, it's the only way to be sure

Ofcom to UK: Really - you're using the same password for everything?

And would it kill you to use something a little less OBVIOUS...

Hacked AP tweet claiming White House explosion causes Dow dip

Pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army claims responsibility

CISPA row: Slurped citizen data is ENORMO HACK TARGET - infosec boss

US cyber-spook hub ultimate trophy for miscreants

Crypto guru: Don't blame users, get coders security training instead

Infosec 2013Murdoch's infosec man adds 'arrogant' techies also 'vulnerable'

Verizon: 96 PER CENT of state-backed cyber-spying traced to China

Lock up your data, folks

8 in 10 small UK firms hacked last year - at £65k a pop: Report

Infosec 2013Poor security practices blamed, according to gov survey

Firewall tech pioneer Gil Shwed: Former teen sysadmin on today's infosec biz

FeaturePrince of State(ful) inspection 20 years on

Java still vulnerable despite recent patches

Sun rises in the East

US Air Force beats off competition in NSA hacking fight

Training to defend, and attack

Microsoft: Worried about web privacy? Tell us everything...

Redmond wants to look at your privates

BadNews, fandroids: MILLIONS of Google Play downloads riddled with malware

Dodgy apps spaff premium-rate txts, lol

Blogger, activist pals answer Anons' CISPA website blackout call

Oh noes, I can't access filmsuck.net

DDOS strikes BitCoin exchange Mt.Gox

Virtual currency in real trouble

Japanese Feds urge ISPs to support Tor ban plan

UpdatedAnonymous on the internet? You must be up to no good

Ex-LulzSec bloke to spend a YEAR in the cooler for Sony hack

And pay $600,000 to Hollywood giant. Who's laughing now?

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