British teen cleared in 'e-mail bomb' case
Judge rules that denial-of-service attacks are not outlawed by the U.K.'s Computer Misuse Act.
Judge rules that denial-of-service attacks are not outlawed by the U.K.'s Computer Misuse Act.
One-fifth of DNS servers are running out-of-date software, and two-thirds are open to tweaking to help scammers.
The meteorological department is acquiring a £33m supercomputer that will operate at close to a petaflop within the next three years
Outside air blows hot, cold and dusty, but it cools just as well in datacentres as expensive air conditioning, according to the company
An active Bind 9 exploit that a hacker could use to crash internet servers is in wide circulation, according to the Internet Systems Consortium.
In a test of the U.K.'s Computer Misuse Act, youth will be tried for attempting a denial-of-service attack on his former employer.
The company has rebuffed assertions it has gone back on a 2005 promise not to enforce 500 of its patents against open-source developers
A criminal gang has stolen over 60GB of data using a botnet that has infected around 55,000 computers around the world, according to a report.
Dutch police have uprooted a large information-stealing botnet known as Bredolab, thought to have infected more than 30 million computers.
The organizations that run the servers at the heart of the internet have taken a step closer to a web without DNS spoofing.