Seuol 'paralyzed' because of a hacker attack
South Korea's media committee said the government had officially announced that dozens of government websites and large companies had been attacked by hackers.
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South Korea's media committee said the government had officially announced that dozens of government websites and large companies had been attacked by hackers.
Many security experts and government officials simultaneously warned that highly skilled hackers could completely use public information about code known as the Stuxnet…
The Indian government said it would produce laptops for students with a shocking price of $ 10.
The Government's Decree No. 90/2008 / ND-CP on anti-spam on August 13, 2008 took effect but still had to wait for guidance.
The UK government has just created an agency that protects children from online threats, such as online, abusive, or pornographic websites.
On April 9, 2008, Mr. Kevin Turner - CEO of Microsoft, who is considered the
The Chinese government will tighten control of map websites or services that provide online geographic information, fearing that these websites may accidentally reveal n…
Internet users in the UK who illegally download movies or music online will be banned from using the Internet. It was one of the draft of the British government recently…
The Australian government's plan to filter Internet content is facing opposition from human rights groups and is said to be a sign of a new period of control.
The Japanese government is pushing legislation to control online file sharing, Web content and mobile phone access.
Every year, security firm McAfee collaborates with experts from organizations such as NATO, FBI, SOCA and a number of universities groups to make assessments of global s…
The Chinese government on November 29 has protested a report by security firm McAfee (USA) that the country is the cradle of cybercrime.
The content of a recent European Commission research report (EC) urged the government to take more measures to ensure the trust of people using e-government services.
Austria has become the first country in the world to allow the use of Trojan malicious code to monitor PC of suspected criminals or terrorists.