Julius Malema is once again targeted by hackers, with the league's Web site defaced twice yesterday.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft apologises for Winehouse tweet, strong demand for unreleased iPhone 5, hackers hit Italian cyber crime unit, and Mozilla eyes mobile OS.
In today's technology roundup: Sony insurer seeks hack opt-out, Apple mulls Hulu bid, Anonymous' social site defaced, and ex-China Mobile boss gets death sentence.
The pressure is on for IT departments faced with an increasing list of new laws and regulations.
Targeted attacks are evolving to exploit data hosted by third-party cloud providers, says Kaspersky Lab.
After reaching more than 10 million users in its first week of operation, Google+ attracts the attention of cyber criminals.
In today's technology roundup: Consumers unhappy with Facebook, Apple's new Mac OS hits 1m sales, hackers claim NATO security breach, and smartphones go down the toilet.
What happens to our digital selves when we die?
The scarcity of user authentication development creates abundant opportunities for cyber villains.
In today's technology roundup: Apple posts record revenue, green light for Google+ iPhone app, Google to defend HTC in Apple tiff, and LulzSec extracts Murdoch's e-mail archive?
The supposedly disbanded hacker group hacks The Sun, posting a story claiming media mogul Rupert Murdoch has died.
Secure software credentials give customers a secure, flexible option for advanced authentication.
Seventy-two percent of companies restrict access to social networking, according to the survey.