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Summary: Hosting a Word document or a PowerPoint slide could be all that is needed to steal an organisation's SharePoint credentials.

Summary: The number of attacks could spike as millions are expected to receive games as presents in the holiday season, especially with the launch of newer consoles like PlayStation and Xbox, says Kaspersky Lab

Since 2009, variants of the Winwebsec rogue AV family have been trying to trick users into believing their computer has been infected and into paying for “registering” the software to get rid of the (non-existent) threat.

Facebook calls these unposted thoughts "self-censorship," and insights into how it collects these nonposts can be found in a recent paper written by two Facebookers.

Rep Diane Black on Monday introduced a new bill that would require federal officials to let Americans know if their personal data has been breached on a federal web system tied to the new health care law.

China's crackdown on Bitcoin has begun in earnest, according to Bill Bishop, the editor of the Sinocism newsletter and a New York Times contributor.

The UK government minister responsible for cyber security issues, the Rt Hon Francis Maude, has released a statement and a pair of reports looking back over the first two years of the government's Cyber Security Strategy and detailing further plans going forward.

A new survey commissioned by the UK Government's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has revealed the scale of cyber attacks on UK companies.

Search giant insists lawsuit concerning UK internet users' privacy should be brought in California where it is based

Returns to San Francisco, but moves up the event to April 2