A high severity bug in the Linux kernel remained undetected since 2009
A new type of denial-of-service attack is ironically drawing upon the resources of services intended to guard against such dangers
Airwatch, Citrix, IBM and SAP all want to be able to manage BlackBerry 10 handsets
According to Privacy International, GCHQ’s intrusive malware operations violate articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights
Public sector workers can use Samsung Knox-protected devices following guidance from the CESG
AVG fixes one of four vulnerabilities in remote administration tool, but researchers who uncovered the flaws aren't happy with the…
Most victims of Iranian hacker crews based inside the country, as attackers take up digital espionage in earnest, researchers find
Some customers say their virtual wallets were emptied minutes before the website went down
Prolific hacker group spotted using patched flaw to hit government and educational institutes
Journalist's book to reveal more details of NSA's efforts to spy on the Internet
ICO says the same mistakes are being made again and again
Windows XP less infected than newer versions during the last three months, but that doesn't mean it's any more secure
Air traffic controllers had to use pens, paper and telephones to relay important information as the computer systems crashed due…
A fairly lightweight Patch Tuesday arrives in May, but there are critical fixes for Internet Explorer
Bitly employee credentials stolen from a source code repository - and then used to hit the site's backup
Snapchat reprimanded by US regulator and faces 20 years of scrutiny for deceiving its users
Android ransomware scam shames porn users into accepting extortion demands by pretending to have encrypted their phones
New research reveals that 32 percent of firms have suffered DDoS attacks costing £240,000 a day
Telecoms giant warns customers about potential for dangerous phishing attacks
The Met police are to wear body cameras, claiming it should lead to swifter prosecutions as people know they've been…
Samsung Knox 2.0 promises to secure from the hardware to the application level
If even anti-virus detractors like FireEye use the technology, it must be very much alive. Tom Brewster takes its temperature
NSA coordinated meetings with Google and other tech titans on mobile security
The US company is forcing ISPs to participate in the copyright crusade, but will this approach work in Europe?
Dropbox and Box users are leaking private data through Google Analytics and Adwords, a competitor has revealed
Is anti-virus finally dying? Sort of, say Symantec and its rivals
Retail giant announces Gregg Steinhafel is stepping down as CEO to lead the company forward after its epic hack
Several major IT companies are reportedly moving to automatically notify users of government data requests
OpenID and OAuth vulnerabilities could allow for abuse of website redirection to get at user data
Microsoft opts to rescue Windows XP users with an emergency patch for Internet Explorer