Latest Internet news (rss feed)
-
Google contains nearly 70 percent of search engine malware
Google holds nearly 70 percent of search engine malware, more than double the amount of Bing, Twitter, and Yahoo combined. Malware search volumes were as high as 88 billion per month on Google, 24 billion per month on Twitter, 9 billion per month on Yahoo, and 5 billion per month on MSN and Bing. -
Apple, BBC, IBM, Intel, and more downloaded Facebook user torrent
Big name IP addresses show up on download list -
Australia to force users to have broadband connection
Censored of course -
UK wasted £6 million to bump websites to top of search engines
Average Joe gets pay cut while government spends on Google placements -
Neo-nazis hack Buchenwald memorial site
Extremists take over, remove memorial book -
Google cleared of Streetview snooping in UK
No "significant" personal data captured -
Apple investigates bugs in iOS 4 upgrade
Don't hold your breath -
Russia bans YouTube for housing extremism
"Russia for Russians" slogan means "YouTube for No One" -
Seven trusted security boffs have keys to partial internet reboot
Ctrl Alt Del'ing the internet -
Internet speed report contradicts Ofcom's average
Low is lower and high is a bit higher -
Australia, New Zealand and US to link up with underwater fibre optics
Could deliver 12Tb/s speeds in future -
IvyBean104, the world's oldest Twitterer, has passed on
Peacefully in her sleep -
Murderer caught through Facebook profile
Probably not wise to be Facebook friends of victims' family -
Ofcom says broadband speed promise gap is widening
Virgin kick starts fibre optic adoption with Welsh trial -
The best of Wikileaks is still to come
Floating mines into Afghanistan conflict not enough -
Downing Street is the third biggest Twit in the world
ExclusiveMany a twit makes a twat -
US is furious at Wikileaks
Outfit reveals that Pakistan hands over military info to terrorists -
Wikileaks considers paying wages
Has to keep things running -
Google ramps up Chrome browser updates
Less pressure for developers -
BT's fast fibre broadband trials start
Speeds between 67.2Mbps and 92.37Mbps -
Aussie government censors most of "consultation document" on censorship
This is a bit worrying -
Twitter will open data centres to keep Fail Whale away
Let's get whaling -
Woman to Tweet for 36 hours straight in Marie Curie appeal
Mostly bum jokes -
Connecticut hits out at Google testing
Hooker's kids ask tough questions -
Zuckerberg denies he signed Facebook away
Apparently he is "quite sure", maybe -
Wikileaks revs up again
Saying nay to the naysayers -
Playboy launches work-safe site
Bunnies in burkhas -
Google nabs patent to monitor your cursor movements
Search giant ogles cursor monitoring for refined search results -
Google has been fibbing about data mining
Consumer Watchdog reckons it's in cahoots with US gov -
Ebooks overtake hard back books
Amazon is surprised -
Foursquare talking to search giants
Microsoft Yahoo Google and others -
US government purges blogs
If only there was a country based on Free Speech -
Google teams up with Omnicom for advertising
Search giant adds to substantial advertising revenue -
Voice blogging is India's Next Big Thing
Move over Twitter Twatters