Black Screen of Death for Microsoft
Poor work by a publicity-hungry security outfit looks like it could cost Microsoft dearly
Crime and punishment
If it is a given that cyber criminals are growing up from their juvenile delinquent phase into a new era as criminal masterminds, then its no surprise that the criminal justice system is slowly but surely coming down hard on cyber crime
The sharp end of a Facebook hack
Our IT editorial team got a first-hand taste of a Facebook hack this week, after one of our colleague's account on the social network site was hacked
Spam-a-lot
Research by the University of California, Berkeley and UC, San Diego has shed some more light on spam - specifically just how few responses it takes to spam emails you need to get to make it a viable business
Flash-mobbing for fun and profit
Dubai's first attempt at a flashmob stunt may not have gone according to plan, but it seems that the flashmob craze has more uses than just annoying and confusing passers-by
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