Earier this week the Spanish Government announced plans to reform its
copyright legislation so it can shut down file-sharing sites more easily. In a
response to this announcement, hackers have now defaced the website of the
country’s leading anti-piracy outfit, Promusicae, replacing it with a manifesto
on the rights of Internet users.
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Pirate Party issues 2010 manifesto
The UK arm of the Pirate Party has posted its 2010 manifesto, saying that it will focus e… -
DHS boss announces cybersecurity contest
Secretary of the Department for Homeland Security (DHS) Janet Napolitano has announced a … -
Zero day flaw in Firefox 3.6
A russian insecurity outfit has managed to create a zero day exploit for Firefox 3.6 unde… -
Russian trade body aims to fight cybercrime
Russia is not a safe haven for criminals or spammers, according to a Russian trade associ… -
Opera and Firefox downloads soar after IE alerts
After Microsoft confirmed that a hole in its Internet Explorer browser was used in the De… -
Limewire taps AVG for virus free torrents
Popular P2P file sharing service Limeware has enlisted the help of anti-virus outfit AVG …
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Google Analytics under attack over privacy
Google has defended its free Analytics web traffic service against arguments that it conf… -
Metasploit Gets New Vulnerabilty Scanning Features
A new version Metasploit released today includes integrated vulnerability scanning for th… -
GlobalSign launches multi-year email security certificate
GlobalSignhas announced a new multi-year certificate called PersonalSign that will secure… -
Northrop, colleges form cybersecurity group
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman and three universities announced on Tuesday that they… -
Web Host Hack Results in Mass Defacement
Customers of an UK-based web host called Daily Internet Services, had their websites defa… -
Мир Open Source за неделю: новости
Представлена новая версия дистрибутива Fedora — 10. Основными новшествами стали: появилис…
