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GCHQ denies Anonymous website takedown claims
News Government surveillance agency claims website unaffected by hacking group's latest DDoS attack.
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Government sites survive triple takedown attempt by
News Home Office claims last weekend's Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks left systems and services unharmed.
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Anonymous attack takes down Home Office
News Hacking group makes good on pledge to stage Saturday night attacks on Government sites.
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SourceForge pulls Anonymous OS due to ‘security risk’
News The site distributing the questionable operating system has removed it from the site just one day after launch.
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Vatican website back up after Anonymous hit
News Anonymous goes after the Catholic church in its latest attack.
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AntiSec defaces Panda Security sites in LulzSec backlash
News After the FBI charges five men and Sabu is alleged to be an informant, Panda Security sites are targeted by AntiSec.
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UPDATED: LulzSec leader betrays clan as arrests made
News Sabu has reportedly been working undercover for the FBI following an arrest last year.
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Will the FBI close down your online business this March?
In-depth In tackling the DNSChanger botnet, the FBI may take a load of businesses offline. Davey Winder is, unsurprisingly, anxious...
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Do British police get cyber security?
In-depth Davey Winder listens to telephone conversations between the FBI and the Metropolitan Police, courtesy of Anonymous, and isn't impressed.
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Symantec: Disable your pcAnywhere software
News The security giant advises users against running pcAnywhere until it has fixed vulnerabilities highlighted by a source code leak.
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Symantec: 2006 hack leaked source code
News The security giant publicly discloses a breach of its network - almost six years after it took place.
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Week in review: Jobs went nuclear on Android, Microsoft +
News Even though he's gone, Steve Jobs continues to make the headlines. Meanwhile, the rest of the world goes slightly mad.
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