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Starcraft 2 torrents loaded with malware
Blizzard cackles at poetic justice (maybe) -
ATMs are a walk in the park for hackers
Hole in the hole in the wall -
Zombie cookies don't crumble
LawA bullet to the gingerbread head can't stop them -
Facebook directory torrent surfaces
Creepycrawly insecurity spider -
Mega hacker nabbed in Slovenia
Infected more than 12 million computers -
TalkTalk spies on customers
Waxes lyrical about Digital Economy Act then goes snooping -
Government opens competition for cyber security whizz kids
Will tests include encrypting a USB stick? -
Apple has the most insecure software in the world
Where is your Jobs now? -
Human rights group wades into web host on blog shut down
Blog site owner gets a lawyer -
Gawker claims 4Chan attacked it
You Dun Goofed Up -
Dell launches Firefox-based KACE Secure Browser
Prevents spread of viruses and malware to OS -
Worm targets Siemens industrial systems
But anyone could be next -
Microsoft scam comes to a phone near you
Run from an indian call centre and a real Microsoft partner -
IBM announces Intrusion Prevention System
Believes it will keep firms a step ahead of security risks -
Intel shows off hardware encryption accelerator
Making things incomprehensible -
US is top lone spammer but Europe reigns supreme
Top economies are top dog for dishing out spam -
Zeus prefers browsers to Mount Olympus and he wants your cash
Financial malware still throwing bolts -
Vole plugs hole while pulling the plug on Windows XP SP2
Security risk as Microsoft ends support for SP2 -
People don't give a monkeys about geolocation apps
Half concerned, the rest not bothered -
ICO exposes three UK councils for awful child data practices
Data of over 9,000 children stolen -
Microsoft to fix Google-exposed Windows bug next week
Attacks on Vole Hole has Microsoft rushing for a fix -
Google Street View scanned US politicos
iSpy on the iFBI -
South Korea walloped by re-activated bug
Zombies march again -
AT&T iPad security hole hacker breaks gagging order
Says his civil liberties have been violated -
Apple sells iTunes customers down the river
Bars developer but refuses to admit liability in iTunes hack -
Blizzard forces users to show real names
Internet security they have heard of it -
McAfee couples with two-thirds of USB makers
Planned anti-virus software for USB devices -
Company develops CCTV ID badges
What's next for 1984 in 2010? -
North Korea was not responsible for computer attacks
Not the ones last July anyway -
Two Office 2010 vulnerabilities leaked, Microsoft furious
Vole says this is end of responsible disclosure -
Microsoft admits 10,000 XP machines attacked within three weeks
Help and Support vulnerability increasingly exploited -
Ditching JavaScript will fix Adobe security flaws
Vulnerabilities would go away if JavaScrapt -
SSL security is bogus
Web configuration as good as an English football team -
FTC ends elaborate virtual company scam
Scammers still out there