Security News

Facebook has issued detailed new guidance on what it counts as "unacceptable content", such as some nudity, hate speech and graphic videos.

TeslaCrypt is a new ransomware that goes above and beyond CryptoLocker in the types of files it seeks out to hold for ransom, including those related to video games. SophosLabs dug in to find out...

The commission will decide what's acceptable on a case-by-case basis. Let the legal battles begin!

Halifax is trialing the use of a wristband to store our ECGs, given that our hearts are random number generators unique to every individual.

Here they are: the hot computer security stories of the past week, neatly laid out for you to review.

From CPUs on fire to hammered memory modules - here's our latest 60 Second Security video! Why not give it a try...

European security officials have proposed a new online counter-terrorism unit to help combat increasing online extremism.

O! What a tangled web we weave! Microsoft reissued a broken update from back in October 2014...and promptly broke a new update from March 2015.

It's worried about kids' voices being recorded by a corporation that will then target ads at them, but it should be far more worried about security and privacy.

Twitter says it will lock accounts of users who post intimate content without subjects' permission, until the offending material's deleted, and might suspend accounts if the intent is harassment.