iPod proof of concept virus
Security software vendor Kaspersky Labs claims to have discovered the first virus designed to infect iPods. Kaspersky has named it Podloso.
Security software vendor Kaspersky Labs claims to have discovered the first virus designed to infect iPods. Kaspersky has named it Podloso.
The Supreme Court has dismissed a request by Wikileaks head Julian Assange to reopen his appeal against extradition to Sweden to face questioning over sex crimes.Seven Supreme Court judges found that the reasoning of Assange's defence in making the application was "without merit", the court said in a statement on Thursday.
The Mozilla browser is attracting more users every day, but some experts feel it may have reached its peak
A slew of security companies have banded together to tackle what they claim are falling standards in the testing of anti-malware applications.
At last month's Government UK IT Summit, Andy Burn, head of information management and technology planning for Connecting for Health, made an astonishing statement:"[Government IT projects] have a reputation gained from what's happened in the past. That reputation is deserved.
The antivirus vendor has waded into the debate over the merits of open and closed code, while Linux vendor Red Hat takes a cautious approach
UK government employees were tricked into downloading the Zeus information-stealing Trojan in December, according to foreign secretary William Hague
Gary McKinnon's legal team will seek a judicial review of the decision by home secretary Alan Johnson not to intervene to halt the hacker's extradition
I took part in quite an interesting discussion on Radio 5 Live on Sunday on cyber-terrorism. Aimed at mainstream listeners, the discussion was on the Donal MacIntyre show at 7pm (link will work for six days).
The man accused by the US government of accessing more than 73,000 US military machines has lost his second appeal to the UK Home Office against extradition.