e safety

Investigators report that child abuse material was possible to find “in just three clicks”

Coordinated effort leads to hundreds of arrests and $3.7 million seized from phishing gangs around the world

Not all hackers are motivated by greed - some of them use their powers for good

Privacy group ridicules ISPA nomination and claims it's "a bit like saying peanut butter is evil"

The measures aim to mitigate the ‘harmful’ effects of ad tracking in the latest Firefox release

Security company claims software creates a level playing field for white hats and pen testers

The council will focus on combating online harm, extremism, and violence against women, among other areas

The company is advising users to reset their passwords 'in the interests of caution'

The home secretary hopes to clean up the dark web and stop its criminal activity

But hackers will respond with fresh ways to target businesses and citizens, body warns

Security Minister Ben Wallace says tech companies are failing to curb extremist material

Culture Secretary to release green paper on digital safety plans next week

Safer Internet Day 2016 promotes better web security for families - but corporations should listen up as well

The porn and unsuitable for children content filter will be turned on by default for anyone joining Sky Broadband

The NCA and FBI claim PC and mobile users have until June 17 to protect themselves from malware threats. Here's how to go about it...

Davey Winder points out the short-comings in the password security tools used by Get Safe Online

The Get Safe Online website, designed to educate computer users about cyber security, suffers high traffic-induced outage

James Brokenshire, the minister for crime and security, calls for industry support for child abuse net clean-up.

Google and Microsoft have agreed to "clean up" search engine queries to make child abuse images harder to find.

Caroline Donnelly finds out how online gaming can teach kids good online behaviour.

Despite no financially significant attacks to date, Get Safe Online warns users about mobile hackers.

The campaign will attempt to offer easy-to-understand security information for web users.

CEOP admits a form on its website is unencrypted, but claims no data appears to have been compromised.