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The top five things you need to know to keep your online identities and internet accounts fraud free this Christmas.

The computer virus that could cause a nuclear explosion.

What we learnt from the latest security conference in Amsterdam.

Now the week is over what can you do to improve your security?

CBR gets expert opinion on smart cars as the industry goes through a wave of partnerships. In last few days car manufacturers have unveiled several partnership ventures with software, chip, and security companies to develop the smart car of tomorrow.

Around 53% do not have confidence in their security systems.

Digital minister Ed Vaizey talks security, SMBs and skills.

Earlier this year, the company secured $175m in series D financing at a valuation of over $1bn.

Roy Tuvey, President and co-founder of Wandera, explains how even 4G networks can be compromised by hackers.

Verizon Internet Connectivity is ideal for your business because it takes great care to address all of your needs as you establish a web presence. Verizon offers services which include online file sharing, automatic back-up facility, live tech support fo 24*7 and provide your business with an internet security suite.

A selection of some of the largest cybercrimes ever committed.

Experts give us their reactions to the Bash vulnerability in Linux, Unix and Mac. Hundreds of millions of computers are potentially affected by Shellshock, a new bug found in Linux, Unix and Mac. The flaw is related to the command processor called Bash, short for Bourne again shell, which is common to Linux, Unix and Mac systems. So what does this all mean for us?

Public cloud acceptance by the Enterprise means more not fewer challenges... Today in London Gartner held day one of its two day Data Centre, Infrastrucuture and Operations Management Summit. Here is what we learned this morning: 1) Public cloud acceptance by enterprise means more not fewer challenges 2) Asked if security breaches will slow public cloud adoption the consensus was that the answer was no.

Trojan:Win32/WebToos.B Tech Analysis Trojan:Win32/WebToos.B is a specific compute virus released by cyber criminals to focally attack Windows operating system platforms using 32 bytes that are particularly short of appropriate PC security safeguard, regardless of Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Widows 8. In computing, Trojan:Win32/WebToos.B is considered as a non-self-replicating type of malware program ...

From eBay details to Twitter handles, here are the largest attacks of the year so far.

From eBay details to Twitter handles, here are the largest attacks of the year so far.

by | 04 February 2015 Due out in a few weeks, Blackhat is a new movie looking at a case of high-level computer hacking - but how accurate is it? Lookout, your friendly neighbourhood hacker-for-good, has taken a closer look, and at first glance it's good news with the film steering clear of tired old tropes.