Trust stories - Page 11

The Taliban are posing as attractive women on Facebook to trick Australian soldiers into revealing military secrets online, a shocking new review reveals.

Bruce Schneier, cybersecurity expert and author, will share his insights in Wellington on May 1 at events organised by the New Zealand Internet Task Force.

How many online critiques have you read that turned out to be wildly off the mark? 2review founder Mark Thomas thinks there's a better way.

He sees you when you're Tweeting, use Facebook outside breaks, he knows when you send risque mails so be good for goodness' sake!.

A new survey reveals that 80% of Kiwis would stop dealing with an organisation after a data breach, viewing it as a ‘fundamental breach of trust’.

Former Chief Software Architect says Microsoft must look beyond the PC if it's to remain the force it is today.

Government compliance requirements are key barriers to cloud policy adoption, says National Technology Officer, Mark Rees.

A recent study by Yellow Pages reveals that 52% of online video viewers take action, proving video can significantly boost website engagement and sales.

Celebrities like Beyonce and Brad Pitt are being used by spammers to spread viruses, according to virus watchdog, Symantec.

Symantec's Norton Everywhere extends security beyond PCs to mobile and smart devices, offering new solutions like Norton Smartphone Security for Android Beta.

Global piracy rose 2% in 2009 to 43%, but New Zealand showed a remarkable decline, with local figures bucking this worldwide trend, says IDC.

An ad campaign about building a restaurant in a tree north<br />of Auckland has won a Webby, the internet equivalent of an Oscar.