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Turkey makes 32 Anonymous arrests
News Following three arrests in Spain, 32 are detained in Turkey in relation to investigations into hacktivist group Anonymous.
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Anonymous warns of Spain arrest revenge
News Spanish police arrest three men suspected of being involved in the Anonymous hacking group, which has told the world to expect a response.
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LulzSec hacks: Time to play the game
News Following some notable hacks on Sony and Nintendo, Tom Brewster asks why are gaming firms being targeted?
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How can big companies fight hackers?
In-depth As Sony finds itself on the receiving end of a hacking campaign, just what problems are big companies facing in this area and what can they do about it? Simon Brew takes a look.
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ACS lawyer dodges £200,000 ICO fine
News ACS:Law's Andrew Crossley gets a £1,000 fine, claiming he is too poor to pay a £200,000 penalty the ICO would have hit him with.
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Sony boss apologises for Playstation hacks
News Howard Stringer says sorry for the hacks on Sony, saying public disclosure was enacted as soon as was possible.
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Anonymous denies Sony breach responsibility
News The hacktivist group says it didn't steal credit card data or other information from Sony customers.
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Sony blames Anonymous distraction for breaches
News Sony says it was distracted by an Anonymous DDoS when hackers stole details on over 100 million customers.
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Top 10 most embarrassing data breaches
In-depth Inspired by a notable security gaffe at BP, we give our rundown of the most embarrassing data breaches in recent memory.
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HBGary CEO steps down after Anonymous breach
News HBGary's CEO resigns after Anonymous leaks emails stolen from the security firm.
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HBGary in hiding after Anonymous ‘threats of violence’
News The spat with Anonymous continues, as HBGary pulls out of the RSA Conference after receiving threats.
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Anonymous empire strikes back against HBGary
News Anonymous leaks more emails as its tussle with HBGary heats up.
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