Anonymous plans more attacks on China sites
Activist hacker group Anonymous plans to launch further attacks on Chinese government websites in a bid to uncover corruption.
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How a hacker ruined my life and then tried to sell it back to me
A disembodied intruder, this person has been stalking my inbox, replying to messages, signing off with my nickname and refusing to let me in.
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Cybercrime: Is it out of control?
Spam, phishing, viruses, malware and identity theft ... cyber criminals are getting more audacious. Can anything be done?
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Japan tells 'dozy' Mitsubishi to probe cyber attack
Japan told its biggest weapons supplier, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, to investigate a cyber attack on its computers on Tuesday.
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International cyberspying uncovered
Dozens of countries, companies and organisations have had their computers systematically hacked over the past five years by one country.
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Cyberspace -- the fifth battleground
Not by land, air, sea or space but on the internet. Hackers are plotting to attack in more sophisticated ways than you realise.
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South Korea to open cyber warfare school
South Korea's military will create a cyber warfare school to help combat growing internet attacks from North Korea, an official said on Wednesday.
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Chatroom logs shine a light on hackers
Leaked IRC logs identify LulzSec members and show a disorganised group obsessed with its media coverage and suspicious of other hackers.
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For China activists, hacking attacks a fact of life
Security experts say any sophisticated state in the 21st century has formidable powers to read almost any electronic information it wishes.
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Google shouldn't point fingers, says Chinese paper
Google has become a "political tool" vilifying the Chinese government, an official Beijing newspaper has said of Google's hacking attack claims.
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