The case against a computer hacker who faced extradition to the US on charges of breaking in to sensitive military computers has been adjourned.
New home secretary Theresa May has paused Gary McKinnon’s extradition proceedings so she can fully consider the issues in his case.
The internet mailbox for the Chinese version of the ‘got talent’ TV talent show has been compromised with sensitive information exposed.
Hackers have penetrated German underground forum carders.cc, copied login details, e-mail addresses and private e-mails from several thousand members and published them on RapidShare. According to a list seen by The H’s associates at heise Security, the forum software had also logged the IP addresses of nearly one thousand members over a specific period. These have also been published.
Microsoft has announced the release of the latest versions of the business editions of Office and SharePoint.
European data protection advisers have said it was ‘unacceptable’ for Facebook to make some of its users’ data public without their permission at the end of last year.
Google plans to offer encrypted search next week, it announced on Friday after disclosing it collected samples of British households’ web surfing and email data without their knowledge through Street View.
British buyers will have to pay a premium over US prices for Creative Suite 5, the update to Adobe’s popular content creation software that was unveiled on Monday.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has said that it is waiting with ‘baited breath’ for the first of its ?500,000 fines to be handed out.
Steve Jobs has hit out at recent claims by Adobe, saying it should focus on HTML development and less on criticising Apple.