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Windows-based cash machines 'easily hacked'
March 4, 2008 ATMs that rely on desktop PC technology--and that's a lot of them--are at risk from worms, key loggers, and denial-of-service attacks.Do we need a national ID card?
May 23, 2006 There's something wrong when data brokers know more about you than the cops know about felons, CNET editor Robert Vamosi says.Alleged NASA hacker to speak at security show
April 13, 2006 Gary McKinnon, the British man fighting extradition to the U.S., is planning to appear on a panel at a U.K. security conference.U.K. may try RFID to stop medical gear theft
February 28, 2006 National Health Service may turn to new technology to help stop the theft of expensive diagnotic eqiupment.U.K. health service plans 'telehealth' rollout
January 25, 2007 National Health Service aims to install devices in patients' homes that can collect and transmit their health data.U.K. commissioner blames CEOs for data breaches
July 11, 2007 "How can laptops holding details of customer accounts be used away from the office without strong encryption?" Richard Thomas scolds.International bank HSBC hit by Bangalore breach
June 27, 2006 A worker is accused of accessing confidential account information and passing it on to criminal associates in the U.K.Indian call center staff sold data, TV show says
October 5, 2006 U.K. documentary shows middlemen offering to sell credit card details, but Indian IT body defends offshoring.U.K. funds push for antihacker tools
April 12, 2006 Effort aims to speed up development of products to plug holes in businesses' IT defenses.U.K. government and IBM test a secure Linux
April 27, 2006 The initiative in northern England is intended to show Linux can provide security in a complex environment.U.K.'s Home Office admits to database breaches
August 31, 2006 The government agency says four of five incidents involved members of staff accessing databases for unauthorized purposes.Details on defacement of Microsoft's U.K. Web site
July 3, 2007 Company says breach last week by hackers likely had no impact on customers, but it continues to investigate the incident.U.K. data thieves face two years in prison
February 7, 2007 Proposed changes to law aim to deter insiders and others who sell or deliberately misuse confidential information.EC plans biometric border checks
February 15, 2008 European Commission proposed biometric checks include face screening and automated security checks.Heathrow testing biometric security checks
December 6, 2006 Trial, which is voluntary, aims to enroll 2,000 travelers on selected routes to and from the U.K.Photos: Checking your digits, irises at the airportSecurity from A to Z: Extradition
November 27, 2006 Hacking is an international crime. Is extradition the right way for governments to go? Part of a series on hot topics in security.Breaches, browsers and data privacy
August 31, 2006 If you buy things on the Web--or even just browse--you could be at risk from prying eyes and sloppy security. Some people want to change that.Microsoft eyes acquisitions to build security
August 2, 2006 Software giant plans to bolster its business security capabilities through acquisitions, U.K. executive says.Microsoft exec calls XP hack 'frightening'
November 13, 2007 In a matter of minutes, e-crime experts hack into a Windows XP computer that is unprotected and connected to an unsecured wireless network.U.K. police: Let us seize encryption keys
August 15, 2006 PCs of suspected terrorists, pedophiles gather dust as investigators struggle to decrypt hard-drive data, they say. Sponsored matches for "U.K."
