Security
Visa: Rare networking switch failure to blame for payments glitch earlier this month
Rare fault meant identifying and rectifying cause of problem took longer than usual
Eleven-hour Microsoft Azure outage hits Northern Europe region
North Europe Azure outage blamed on datacentre "temperature issue" - but customers are still complaining this morning
Trump's ZTE deal in doubt as US Senate votes to reject the compromise
Trump vows to oppose amendment to National Defense Authorization Act that would block ZTE deal
Driving pipeline and revenue at the Computing Marketing Team of the Year
Incisive Works meets Catherine Howard, VP of Marketing at Atos.
US Cyber Command given powers to launch cyber attacks on other nations
More aggressive strategy pushed by new White House security advisor John Bolton
Jimmy Wales, Tim Berners-Lee in warn that EU 'copyright filter' will mean 'automated surveillance'
Proposed EU copyright laws would undermine EU dot-coms, campaigners warn
Interview: Cryptographer Phil Zimmermann on encrypted email and defeating US export controls
'I can't decrypt my own messages. There's an irony to that I guess'
ERPScan founder denies US sanctions in open letter to customers
Alexander Polyakov: 'We have nothing to do with Russian Federal Security Service'
Microsoft releases 12 updates patching 49 vulnerabilities in June Patch Tuesday
Long-standing 'always listening' flaw in Cortana among 49 patched vulnerabilities
Dixons Carphone admits security breach spilling 5.9 million card details
Ever shopped in Carphone Warehouse, Currys, Dixons, or PC World? Your personal and payment details could be at risk
Apple Mac users warned over 'code-signing' vulnerability
Security flaw enables malware to be run that's been fraudulently signed by Apple
US ZTE ban will remain in place until the company pays $1bn fine and places $400m in escrow
ZTE deal a 'personal favour' from President Trump - but it will definitely be shut down if it contravenes new agreement
Suspend Privacy Shield if the USA will not comply, say MEPs
Both Facebook and Cambridge Analytica were certified under the pact, Civil Liberties Committee points out
ERPScan named in new US sanctions that claim that Russia is monitoring underwater communication cables
ERPScan denies links with security firm named in US sanctions
Interview: 'Cyber wars' veteran Phil Zimmermann talks quantum-proof encryption and backdoors
'If the NSA tells you to get ready for quantum computers then you'd better get ready'
Banco de Chile falls victim to SWIFT money transfer hack that crashed 9,000 computers and 500 servers
Disk-wiping malware used to cover-up theft of $10m from South American bank
IoT security: mitigating the prospect of a life-threatening cyber attack
IoT manufacturers who prioritise cybersecurity procedures in the design stage will have a powerful competitive advantage
Warning over VPNFilter malware and botnet as more routers are affected
Popular Netgear and TP-Link routers added to Cisco Talos VPNFilter warning list
Marcus Hutchins faces new charges over malware creation and lying to the FBI
Hutchins calls 'bullshit' on new charges that 'reset the clock' in legal case
1,300 TSB customers had savings stolen as a result of the bank's recent IT failure
TSB stands for Truly Shambolic Bank, says Treasury committee chair Nicky Morgan MP
Malware or non-malware attacks - which are the greatest threat?
Look at the attacker, not the tool say security experts
Facebook/Cambridge Analytica 'the canary in the coalmine of a new Cold War', says whistleblower Wylie
Whistleblowers, journalists and the ICO addressed the European Parliament on Monday
FIDO pushes its 'death of the password' narrative into Europe
With Google, Mozilla and Microsoft all adopting the passwordless standards, FIDO2 is a 'strong regulatory fit' with GDPR and PSD2
The tech giants are fighting privacy regulation: what price will we pay for a free digital society?
The Developers Alliance's criticisms are self-serving and omit any mention of opportunities, argues privacy campaigner Geoff Revill
