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Quarter of U.K. SMEs can't fend off cyberattacks, says research
According to the latest research, around one quarter of all U.K. small-medium sized enterprises do not have the resources to fend off cyberattacks or hackers.
S. Korea tops Asia's malware infection list
South Korea had the highest number of computers reporting detections and removals of malware among Asian states, which is "surprising" given its status as a mature IT market.
Hacking suspect arrested for 'biggest cyberattack in history'
Remember Spamhaus? The attack was apparently conducted not from a bedroom, but an antenna-equipped mobile van.
China accounts for 41 percent of global computer attack traffic
Perhaps there's something in China's allegations that the United States is just as bad.
Android malware scores nine million downloads with fake ad network SDK
Attackers have found a side route to Android users that follow the good practice of only downloading apps from Google’s official store.
Healthcare sector, SMBs top cybercrime targets in Singapore
While Singapore's global ranking for malicious activities dropped two spots to 39, its healthcare industry and particularly SMBs were most hit by phishing, spam and virus-contained e-mails, according to Symantec study.
Symantec: Industrial espionage on the rise, SMBs a target
Symantec's latest Internet Security Threat report suggests that SMBs remain an attractive target for those trying to steal intellectual property.
Bing delivers five times more malware than Google, but should you care?
Bing search supposedly serves up more malware sites than Google, but isn't browser security performance a more important measure of security?
NYC students turned into cyberwarriors
Students in New York City are being taught how to hack -- in a "white hat" manner, of course.
Kaspersky discovers hacker group targeting online games
Security firm says a group named "Winnti" has been infiltrating the servers of at least 35 games developers and publishers--many in Asia--since 2009, stealing their source codes for software piracy and virtual currency.
Chinese security concerns scares away investors
What will the long-term effects of cybersecurity worries be?
US comes under fire over 'discriminatory' cybercrime law
Officials have criticized a new law aimed at improving national security, labeling it "discriminatory" against Chinese firms.
US Air Force designates cyber tools as weapons
Officials say new designations will allow the programs to compete for funding.
CISPA voting session slated for this week
Should firms be exempt from lawsuits stemming from data sharing, and should citizen privacy become a victim?
Suspected hackers behind Carberp botnet, Eurograbber arrested
The masterminds allegedly behind a cybercrime ring which stole millions of dollars from the financial industry and consumers have been arrested.