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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?

Malwarebytes declares Windows 'malicious', nukes 1,000s of PCs

Biz boss apologies to the entire world

Game designer spills beans on chubby-fancying chap with his stolen Mac

'He's f*cked with the wrong nerd', rages bloke

'Leccy-stealing, grid-crippling hackers could TAKE DOWN EV-juicing systems

Hack in the BoxA computer on the street. What could possibly go wrong?

Magic mystery malware menaces many UK machines - new claim

Who exactly is spying on thousands of Brit biz PCs?

Cyberthugs put YOUR PC to work as Bitcoin-mining SLAVE

E-currency just went mainstream

Black hats attack popular Russian stock-trading software

Also used in Cyprus, as it happens ...

Malware and domain-squatters target Boston Marathon bombing

Tragedy inspires threats both true and false

Microsoft joins the two-step verification party

Late convert to dual-protection club

Oracle slaps critical patch on insecure Java

Tries to educate users about potential dangers of in-browser Java apps

Oracle critical patch plugs 128 security vulns

Database Server, MySQL, Siebel all affected

Web host Linode, hackers clash over credit-card raid claim

Crooks boast of swiped privates via ColdFusion hole

Ex-hacker leaves Pentagon's TOP-SECRET war boffins for Google

What will he do? We don't know - it's a secret

Anonymous squirts all over NORKS in birthday surprise outrage

Happy Birthday, Mr Zombie President

Firefox 'death sentence' threat to TeliaSonera over gov spy claims

Mozilla may snub telecom giant's new SSL certs

Sophos picks up axe again, 'plans to DECIMATE staff'

Insider says 1 in 10 face the chop - though Sophos says overall headcount to rise

SWARMS of ZOMBIES unleashed on innocent bloggers

Major hack attack focused on WordPress users named, er, 'admin'

Silent Circle adds private email to hush-hush communications

Demand for secure comms brings government invitation

Under the microscope: The bug that caught PayPal with its pants down

Payment giant suffers textbook SQL injection flaw

FAA: 'No, you CAN'T hijack a plane with an Android app'

A simulator, as it turns out, is just that

New York cops testing Big Brother crime-data Android app

'Funny, you don't look like your photo'

Anons torn over naming 'n' shaming of 17yo's gang-rape suspects

UpdatedRogue hacktivists may snub family plea for peace

Windows 7 'security' patch knocks out PCs, knackers antivirus tools

Job done, lads. Now no one's getting infected

'You can keep it' - Brit's nicked laptop turns up on Iranians' sofa

Tracking app on swiped PC snaps pics of family

AVG: That World of Warcraft hack? RIDDLED with malware

Freebie scanner firm drapes arm 'round defenceless PC, smartphone users

Check Point bakes anti-malware tech into firewall bricks

Software 'blades' whisper from scabbards. En garde

Rotten spam causing more infections than ever – study

Indian and Vietnamese kinds are the worst

Google tool lets you share data from BEYOND the GRAVE

'If you're reading this, I must be dead'

Malware-flinging Winnti crew has been RIPPING OFF gaming firms for YEARS

Researchers: Cyberespionage campaign still targeting vid game vendors

AMI PC firmware upgrade scare: The global security meltdown that wasn't

AnalysisAlthough someone did 'open source' its code

SSH an ill-managed mess says SSH author Tatu Ylonen

IETF draft a first step to new version

Researcher hacks aircraft controls with Android smartphone

This may give the TSA some ideas

Mozilla's Persona beta adds password-free Yahoo! logins

Identity Bridging makes your email addy your only ID

Microsoft squashes 9 bugs with Patch Tuesday fixes

Plugs holes in IE10, locks down privilege escalation vulns

British LulzSec member pleads guilty

Hacker to be sentenced next month

Malware-flingers target gullible corporate bods with office printer spam

LOL, that's not a picture of my cat

Microsoft's security apps still trip up on Windows 8

Up to 20% of 0-day attacks evade Redmond's defenses, says AV-Test

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