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Worm steals 45,000 Facebook passwords, researchers say
A computer worm has stolen 45,000 login credentials from Facebook, security experts have warned.
The data is believed to have been taken largely from Facebook accounts in the UK and France, according to security firm Seculert.
The culprit is a well-known piece of malware - dubbed Ramnit - which has been around since April 2010 and has previously stolen banking details.
Facebook told the BBC that it was looking into the issue.
The latest iteration of the worm was discovered in the labs of sec
Iran enriching uranium at Fordo plant near Qom
Iran has begun enriching uranium at a heavily fortified underground site, the UN's nuclear watchdog has confirmed.
The International Atomic Energy Agency said medium-level enrichment had begun at the Fordo plant, in northern Iran.
Tehran has said it plans to carry out uranium enrichment there for purely peaceful purposes. The West argues Iran is building a nuclear weapons capacity.
The US said the Fordo work was a "further escalation" in the row. The UK and France also condemned the project.
Fears grow for Concordia missing
Emergency crews are working through the night around the wreck of a stricken cruise ship, but fears are growing for the 29 people still missing.
Six people are known to have died after the Costa Concordia crashed into rocks off Italy's west coast on Friday night.
But local coast guard chief Marco Brusco said there was still a "glimmer of hope" that survivors could be found.
Carlos Tevez talks between Manchester City and AC Milan break down
AC Milan have abandoned talks with Manchester City over the transfer of Carlos Tevez, BBC Sport understands.
It is thought the negotiations for the forward ended after the decision of Milan's Alexandre Pato to stay in Italy and not move to Paris Saint-Germain.
However, City hope a deal with Milan can be concluded for Tevez, 27, before the end of the January transfer window.