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China's dual gold medal winning gymnast He Kexin is under aged and should have been banned from competing at the Olympics. VBAAC flaw in the standard web authorisation technology could affect hundreds of thousands of sites, security experts have warned. Social networking sites are a security minefield, so we have created some exercises to test for vulnerabilities. Facebook users are being warned that the popular social networking site accidentally exposed personal information about its members this week. Spammers are fans of the alphabet according to recent research – you’re going to start wishing your name was Zebedee. Hot on the heels of a recent hack in which 10,000 sites were compromised, researchers have disclosed a new large-scale attack.. Hundreds of UK workers at Cornwall's Eden Project are at risk of exposure to identity fraud following the theft of a company laptop containing their personal details. Silent but deadly attacks on four major sites have been revealed by researchers Ed Felten and Bill Zeller at Princeton University. The hacker who exposed portions of GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's email got her password by claiming to have 'forgotten' it. A Sydney-based music website has apologised to users after it accidentally exposed over 700 user names and passwords to members of its mailing list. Self-styled 'domestic goddess' Nigella Lawson may have exposed users to malware, after her website was compromised by hackers.
Parisexposed.com oversight reveals credit card details. Personal data at another college has been exposed, allowing potential hackers to gain access to student information. The names, addresses and social security numbers of tens of thousands of Oklahoma residents were exposed to the general public for a period of at least three years. Just hours after the latest version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser was released, its first vulnerability was disclosed to the public. Companies need to step up their ability to guess where cybercriminals will strike next. The anonymity and universal access of cyberspace makes cybercrime attractive and easy. Any IT chief worth their salt knows how to combat data theft, so why is it still so common, asks Ian Schenkel. A court in Alaska has ruled that Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin must hand over emails sent via a private webmail account. The Web is a pretty nasty place, according to reverse engineer and privacy advocate Mike Perry -- and he should know.