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AnonCoders Holds Polictical Party Website Hostage
From Saturday afternoon, all the way until Tuesday morning, an international hacking group held the Republican Party of Kentucky’s website under its control.
Biggest Impact Of DDoS? Erosion Of User Trust
The loss of trust and confidence of customers is the most damaging consequence of a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack, a new survey by Corero Network Security says.
Business-Facing Organisations Aren't Properly Protecting Their Websites
A new piece of research claims that business-facing sites lack maturity in terms of their security and protection from the likes of DDoS attacks.
City of London Police Displays Warning Ads On Illegal Sites
It is warning customers to close the window on sites that are under investigation for breaching copyright and file sharing services form the brunt of those targeted.
Commonwealth Games Offering Wealth Of Assistive Tech
Aside from putting on a great show and hoping that our British athletes bring back the bulk of the medals on offer, the people behind Glasgow 2014 have another key priority at this year's games.
Edgecast Network Targeted By Chinese Government
Just a few days before China hosts a major Internet industry conference, the country has apparently decided to block access to multiple different websites.
Five Arrests In False UK Government Sites Case
Five scammers have been arrested for creating websites designed to look like the official UK government site in order to extort money from users for free services.
Hackers Target NCA Website
A group of hackers known as the Lizard Squad recently targeted the National Crime Agency (NCA) website, bringing it down for a few hours.
Most Of The Smallest UK Businesses Still Don't Have A Website
The majority of very small businesses in the UK still don’t have a website, according to new research from GoDaddy.
MyNHS Service Is Formally Launched
MyNHS, a new website where people can compare the performance of local hospitals, care services and their local authority with up-to-date information, has been launched by the Health Secretary.
Opinion: Have We Got A Bit Too Relaxed About Web Accessibility?
Chris Bush, head of user experience (UX) at digital agency Sigma, offers advice on how to make a a public sector website as fully open to all citizen and service users as it really should be in 2015.
Opinion: Is Search Engine Optimisation Always The Only Web Tool?
Some of the basics of good website branding have been forgotten; it’s not just SEO, says Daniel Foster, technical director and co-founder of WordPress hosting company 34SP.com.
Opinion: Why You Should Care About The Digital Divide
Hilary Stephenson, managing director at digital agency Sigma, discusses digital skills, connectivity, and accessibility, and the steps we need to be taking to ensure successful digital inclusion.
Roadworks Site Set For Re-Launch
The national traffic and roadworks website Roadworks.org is being re-launched with a new mobile-friendly design and more information for road users and highways professionals.
Third Party Software Affecting Council Website Performance
The usability is of local government websites is often hindered by the third party software that manages services such as renewing library books or paying parking fines.
US Army Website Hit By Cyber Attack
The website of the US Army was taken down on Monday, following a cyber-attack.
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