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Greek Cypriot TV crews to boycott north in protest

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Greek Cypriot media are boycotting the coverage of all events in the north for the next two weeks in response to recent arrests of three crews of journalists and TV cameramen by the Turkish occupation forces. The decision was taken at a meeting Tuesday between representatives of the Journalists Union, publishers, television channels and the

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Attack code puts Windows PCs at risk

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Two new pieces of computer code that could spawn attacks on Microsoft Windows PCs have been released onto the Internet, CNET reports. The first exploit code takes advantage of a “critical” flaw in the Windows Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, or DHCP, client. An attacker could gain full control over an unpatched Windows computer using the

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Spanish cybercrime on the rise

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Online fraud in Spain experienced a year-on-year growth of 50 percent in the first four months of 2006, the Computer Crime Research Center reports. Although cybercrime may not be viewed as a pressing concern in Spain, according to some sources, the country occupies third place in the world in the Internet fraud league table. For

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Election process for new archbishop underway

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The Greek Cypriot electorate is called to the ballot box once more this year – this time by the Church of Cyprus – to elect in a lengthy and complex procedure the new Archbishop, on 24 September. He will replace the ailing Archbishop Chrysostomos, who has been incapacitated for the past several years. The sick

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