The BlackBerry maker will cooperate with authorities, in accordance with its global standard for lawful access, it says.
The site has been compromised and 400 users will need to change their credentials and passwords.
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A Norton poll in the US finds consumers are confused about how to protect themselves.
The country is not ready to defend itself against large-scale cyber attacks, says ISG.
This has the potential to shift the arms race regarding censorship to be in favour of free and open communication.
People must use restraint with regard to the type of information they share, says Richard Broeke, security consultant at Securicom.
SIMs will be suspended if they are not activated within 30 days of being RICAed, says the operator.
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The British government will look into clamping down on social networks, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
The Sophos company presents version 8.2 of the solution, with more than 60 new features or enhancements.
The K-Series is engineered to protect business traffic and support changing operational needs, says Martin May, regional director (Africa) of Enterasys Networks.