The systems controlling our nuclear facilities could be 20 years old and unpatched. What could possibly go wrong? John Leonard and Danny Palmer investigate
06 Mar 2013
The ‘scramble for Africa’ indirectly led to the First World War. Will the ‘scramble for the internet’ provoke the Third World War?
18 Feb 2013
But hacktivists are more bark than bite says Ben-Itzhak
06 Feb 2013
Stealth-spread Trojan launched in September targets Lebanese banks – and PayPal
09 Aug 2012
‘Espionage’ virus starts to reveal its secrets
22 Jun 2012
Republicans accuse White House of using malware leaks to bolster President’s image
06 Jun 2012
Complex malware ‘developed by a government agency’ said to be undetectable by anti-virus and anti-malware programmes
29 May 2012
Department of Homeland Security wonders if publishing its analysis on Stuxnet was so smart after all...
01 Aug 2011
Last year’s Stuxnet attack on an Iranian nuclear power facility has alerted electricity suppliers to the security vulnerabilities in their networks
06 Jul 2011
Pentagon has arsenal of digital nasties for launching Stuxnet-style attacks
03 Jun 2011
Security researchers pull plug on presentation amid fears its contents were too dangerous to be shared
20 May 2011
Industrial control systems revealed to be even less secure than thought, provoking fears of a new Stuxnet-style attack
22 Mar 2011
Intelligence agency will expand its role to protect nationally important private networks from cyber attack
08 Mar 2011
Is it just a matter of time before a major company is brought down?
22 Feb 2011
Should we hack the hackers?
04 Feb 2011
Security minister warns that attacks could be imminent, and operational capabilities must be designed to meet them
01 Feb 2011
Israel and the US are accused of jointly testing the virus which allegedly set Iran's nuclear programme back by at least three years
17 Jan 2011