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There has been a series of cyber attacks on Ukrainian government websites after police brutally dispersed peaceful Euromaidan protests in Kyiv in support of Ukraine's European integration on November 30.

Targets x86 but ARM, MIPS, PPC mutants lurking, we're told

Earlier this year, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) reported that 93% of large businesses fell prey to a cyberattack in 2012.

Insurance companies, auto makers will also have tracking capabilities

A prominent remote administration tool (RAT) known as Blackshades is seeing an uptick lately, despite one of its authors having been arrested last year.

Ministers will order ISPs to block terrorist and extremist websites

The European Union will not set up a Terrorist Finance Tracking System (TFTS) due to concerns about data security, according to a European Commission official

The ministry of Information Communication and Technology will by the end of the year 2013 lose up to Kshs. 2 billion to fight cyber crime.

Singapore police on Thursday arrested the two suspects who were questioned over alleged hacking of the website of the Istana, or the presidential palace, the police said.

A series of reports from the Victorian Auditor General's office has found several of the state department’s cyber security practices woefully lacking, with the finger of blame squarely pointed at the state's principal IT provider, CenITex.