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City of London police are probing claims that call center workers in India were selling the confidential information of British bank customers. The allegations arose from a sting operation by an undercover reporter for the Sun newspaper. Muslim extremists angered over satirical Danish caricatures of the prophet Muhammad have launched a cyberspace attack. China has moved to block internet users in that country from using Skype, the popular Voice over IP (VoIP) application. Outsourcing needn’t be a leap of faith. René Millman looks at how to get the best from third-party security A Chinese hacker has been arrested in Japan for virtual stealing in an online game. A 26-year-old man has been arrested in Finland after he allegedly hacked into an online bank account and stole €200,000 ($244,000) from his company. Hackers have hit a Colorado university’s servers for the third time in under two months. More viruses are emerging exploiting last week’s Microsoft vulnerability. Chinese hackers are limbering up for a cyberattack on Japanese websites on August 15. An Australian software developer could be out of a job after a court found he may have intended to share trade secrets about multi-million deal involving telcom provider Telstra. Instant messaging is the future, says Jim Carr, and there is a world of possibility waiting out there. But there is risk as well as benefit, and it must be faced Todd Padgett’s business was booming, but so was the malware on his network. He called in the professionals, and Marcia Savage called him A hard drive sold on eBay for only 20 euros has been found to be full of confidential police data. A UK newspaper wholesaler is protecting its 2,450 employee network with an automated patching system. Reports suggesting the online gaming community gave over thousands of pounds to fraudsters were greatly exaggerated, according to the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit (NHTCU). Two Oxford University students are facing fines up to £500 for hacking into their university's network. UK publisher Northcliffe Newspapers is to implement a management tool to monitor its 320 employees' desktop behaviour. As many as 240,000 subscribers to The Boston Globe and Worcester (Mass.) Telegram & Gazette could be at risk for identity theft after their credit card numbers mistakenly were printed on the back of routing slips attached to newspaper bundles, the papers reported this week.