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Spy chiefs fear Chinese cyber attack
Vast Spy System Loots Computers in 103 Countries
The House of Commons IT systems has reportedly been infected by the infamous Conficker superworm
UK Police Identify 200 Children As Potential Terrorists
New Chatham House report, Cyberspace and the National Security of the United Kingdom
TelTech intros pay-as-you-use lie detector phone service
Cybercrime revenues exceeding drug trafficking?
Madoff data is exempt from data protection law and can be exported, rules High Court
Councils used 'snooper's charter' more than 10,000 times
Canadian cops cry for BlackBerry wiretap
London health authority put on notice over data breach
US phone identity look-up site
Employees see work laptops as personal property
London Health Authority dumps old PC with 2,500 patient records still on it
Lawyer-client privilege can't stop surveillance, says House of Lords
Bleak job market creating data thieves, says Visa chief
Right to privacy broken by a quarter of UK's public databases
Microsoft takes action on industrial espionage
Flaw makes Twitter vulnerable to serious viral attack
Google has been forced to remove scores of images after complaints from the public
Boffins sniff keystrokes with lasers, oscilloscopes
Mobile users at risk of ID theft
U.K. to monitor, store all social-network traffic
Credit card skimming malware targeting ATMs
Finn creates USB 'finger driv'
Two million households now have spy devices in their bins
Bogus bomb, somewhere near you
Bishop of Manchester silenced by computer virus
Sentex access control systems compromised by master code
World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee fell victim to online fraud
Film-maker turns into 'eyeborg' with camera in eye socket
Google Docs leaks out private data
Should schools be fingerprinting our children?
Sprint: Employee Stole Customer Data
Hammonds lawyer accused of taking 'secret payments'
Patient data security overhauled
Remote-controlled planes could spy on British homes
British pair charged in 'industrial espionage' row
Time lawyers got to grips with encryption
Google ad service raises privacy fears
Internet at risk from "wiretapping", says web inventor
BBC team exposes cyber crime risk
SEC: Magical stock brokering software was a fraud
Popular passwords include ‘1234′ and ‘password'
No investigation after malware is found on parliamentary PC
Major e-music site hit by hackers
Government scraps data sharing plans
Investigation information stored on a USB drive has been lost by Lothian and Borders Police
HackersBlog has made a fan of the Telegraph newspaper
Goodyear called FBI over tire secrets; two charged
Companies should rate security for endpoint systems as a priority
Data on Obama helicopter leaked
Despite official ban, spyware is hot seller in China
One in four women spy on partners
Finland Agrees To Let Companies Spy On Workers
Ugandan Government admits to illegal tapping
Police turn mapmakers to count CCTV cameras
Netbooks may pose security risk to businesses
Unions demand laws against 'blacklisting' after workers' data sold
One in 20 corporate PCs infested by bots
Tracker covert transmitter helps Metropolitan Police crackdown on plant theft