Android app users beware: Google has pulled more than 50 Android apps said to be infected with malware
Remote access is becoming more popular, more complex and more risk-prone, forcing IT departments to get clued-up
The days of workloads running on a single, physical desktop are rapidly coming to an end, says Cameron Sturdevant
Facebook is still considering developer access to private information but is improving its permissions screen
McAfee is to retain its own branding, but will become a wholly owned subsidiary of chip giant Intel
In 2009, Morgan Stanley was hit by the same Chinese hackers who targeted Google, according to HB Gary
To restore the Gmail accounts it lost at the weekend, Google is going to its tape backup
Microsoft’s Windows 7 SP1 fixes security problems and provides minor features, but it comes in a bulky bundle
A malicious ad served on the LSE's site caused problems less than 48 hours after a technical glitch stopped trading
Cisco has added context-aware capabilities to its new SecureX security architecture
The London Chromaroma game has been criticised for demanding passwords. Mudlark's Toby Barnes jumps to its defence
Sophos has discovered a backdoor Trojan specifically targeting security-lax Apple users
A new game that requires players to give up their Oyster Card passwords is presenting a new challenge for security…
Google is yet to identify what caused the loss of around 150,000 Gmail accounts on Sunday
Peter Judge is a bit confused by Vodafone's disingenuous statements on its network service problems earlier today
Facebook bullies could get warning messages from the police, as the crackdown on cyber harassment begins
Did the mobile operator not have a back-up plan in place for theft of its network kit?
Microsoft has patched a bug in its Malware Protection Engine that could be used to take over a system
The government has formed a working group to find a way to block illegal file-sharing sites
Fraud Alert has launched a website for email scam reports, such as those inspired by the North African civil unrest
David Blackman explains why English-speaking countries are dragging their feet when it comes to data recovery
Lottery money is buying key papers of computing pioneer Alan Turing for the Bletchley Park museum
Hybrid virtualised environments are causing businesses backup and recovery concerns reports Acronis
Julian Assange has gone on the offensive after a British Judge approved his extradition to Sweden
Legal action could follow a Daily Mail headline that linked Facebook to a paedophile gang
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has seven days to appeal, after a judge ruled he should be extradited to Sweden
Pervasive Data Scraping attacks encrypted data at its weak point and is increasingly being used by hackers
Cambridgeshire County Council has been found guilty of breaching the Data Protection Act after losing a memory stick