Anonymous puts government sites on the bonfire Hacker group Anonymous targeted El Salvador and Israeli government websites over the weekend, but called off Mexican drug gang 'Operation Cartel'.
Caught red-handed: Google penalises Forbes for selling links Hot off the heels of a Google-led search sting on Bing's results, Mountain View has caught and penalised Forbes for selling links in direct violation of the search seraph's quality guidelines.
Spam-to-search ratio: Google promises to 'do better' Even though global spam volumes have mysteriously dipped of late, Google has blogged it could and should do better to actively filter spam from search results.
Spam-a-lot? Botnet activity declines - for now From sexual 'enhancement' offers to malware, spam levels have mysteriously dipped since Christmas as a Russian crime outfit, responsible for half of global spam distribution, halts activity - for now.
Social networkers warned to protect against ID fraud As new figures reveal that identity fraud affects 1.8 million Brits and costs £2.7 billion a year, social networking users have been advised to get savvy about ID fraud.