BT battens down Home Hub backdoor
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Lockdown shuts out pwners BT has sealed a critical security hole in the Home Hub that offered hackers full control of the router, which is in about two million UK homes.â¦
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A planned Black Hat demo of a technique for undermining Trusted Platform Module hardware-based security has been abruptly withdrawn from the schedule. Nitin and Vipin Kumar had provided an abstract for their talk, but they're not saying why they've withdrawn.
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British cities and their Wi-Fi providers are sniping at each other over who is really putting out Wi-Fi service and who is only putting out press releases.
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Kingston Technology's new USB DataTraveler 'hides' instead of having a cap.
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The tricky business of thwarting online fraud Logistic and technical issues have hampered the rollout of a system designed to thwart phishing scams by UK bank Barclays.â¦
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British net firms are starting to put in place defences that can spot and stop attacks on websites.
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Latest variant poses a risk to home and small office users.
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If there's more, we'll take more Column It does seem to be a rule of data processing that we use all we can get of it. As BT starts to test its 21st century networking (21CN) with partners like Entanet, it's a safe bet that this rule will mean the dream of universal high speed data will turn sour as people try to squeeze more data through a limited pipe.â¦
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British researchers find a way to close a potential flaw in quantum communication systems.
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Around 40% of the UK will still be without internet access at home by 2025, warns a study by telecoms giant BT.
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Telecom giant BT has revealed its plans to develop a large wireless broadband network in London
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Blog: Home networking tools are added to the service.
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Â· Ofcom urges rethink of broadcaster's remit  Â· Cash help needed to plug Â£100m digital black hole
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Universal plug and prey Security mavens have uncovered a design flaw in most home routers that allows attackers to remotely control the devices by luring an attached computer to a booby-trapped website.â¦
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BT Group said that BlackBerry&#39;s always-on &quot;push&quot; technology also means that customers do not have to periodically connect to their email to check for new messages, as they are automatically routed to the handheld.
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Wi-Fi access vanishes BT has been experiencing problems with its Openzone network this morning, though it's still not able to tell us the scale of the problem or quite what went wrong.â¦
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Lock your doors and windows, criminals are everywhere Police in West Yorkshire are planning to use Bluetooth to alert people that criminals are lurking behind every tree and they should lock their doors and windows.â¦