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The UK banking industry has announced plans for the national rollout of ‘tap and go' technology on UK credit and debit cards. More than half of UK businesses believe brand protection and reputation are the key drivers in the decision to deploy encryption technology, new figures from PGP Corporation show. Thousands of UK motorists are thought to have lost millions of pounds in an international card-skimming scam believed to have funded a Sri Lankan terrorist group. China is to blame for a wave of Trojans infecting PCs around the world, according to a new study.. More than 100 websites have been found selling account information for UK bank customers, including account details, Pins and security codes. MI5 has sent a letter to 300 UK chief executives and security experts warning of an increased risk from Chinese hackers. Firms are improving their Sarbanes Oxley compliance activities Attacks having a detrimental effect on reputation. Will the loss of two CD-roms make the government overhaul its security procedures? Users urged to exercise caution after Children in Need weekend. Business tycoon, the late Kerry Packer, is the subject of an unsolicited email that is attempting to dupe vulnerable Australian’s into transferring personal funds to overseas scammers. The Nationwide Building Society of UK has been fined almost £1 million ($2.5 million) for security breaches after a laptop was stolen from an employee's home last year. The Information Security Forum (ISF) has revised its good practice guidelines. A gap has emerged between the views of consumers in the UK and continental Europe on data privacy and dependable IT, a new report suggests. BT has launched a managed service designed to protect company websites against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. Recent high-profile security breaches are making it harder to separate the key issues from the hype. Barry Mansfield asks top experts for their advice. Instant messaging should be treated like email, with similar constraints. Being public enemy number one is a lot more mundane than you might think, the notorious hacker tells Paul Fisher as he awaits extradition. User feedback can provide free online consumer research and security reports, so why is it impossible to leave any? Nearly a third of UK organisations have critical vulnerabilities that are widely recognised and actively exploited by hackers, according to new research by NTA Monitor.