In this special edition of whitelist, Stuart Hyde, Deputy Chief Constable of Cumbria and Jason Hart from Cryptocard discuss current and future security threats and how police forces use social networking tools to catch criminals.

The whitelist team discuss the Trojan that targeted a UK financial institution, Blackhat SEO, Facebook scams and people's attitude to state sponsored cyber-warfare.

According to a survey 1 in 4 children admit to doing some hacking, the risks of data loss when recycling company IT equipment, the risks of encrypted spam and some advice for Windows 7 and Mac users.

The risk to companies from peer-to-peer file sharing, advice from the Information Commissioner, gaming under attack from hackers and the threats posed by Chuck Norris (virus) to your router.

Cyber warfare and hacking, more malware in 2009 than any year before, iPhone viruses and why tech crime doesn't pay.

Why in the current climate security spending is as important as ever, the dangers of shortened URLs and malware lurking on legitimate websites.

Was Twitter brought down for political purposes, what are the top ten biggest security threats and the various ways to snoop on your PC.

With redundancies rising, more and more people say they will take company data with them if they are asked to leave, companies aren't sufficiently prepared to deal with botnets and how whispering sweet nothings into your ear could prevent phishing.

Government PCs harbouring botnets, the security of social networking and selling company secrets for a slap up meal. It's whitelist episode 22.

A BBC TV show does some zombie hacking, who your children are chatting with online, a mobile security risk and Spotify hacked.