Oh dear, oh dear. Facebook admits uploading email contact data on 1.5 million people without consent
Firm investigates alleged hack of IT systems that are being used to launch attacks against customers
South Korean giant says it respects intellectual property and is disappointed at certain media reports
Developers see major technical challenges in making automated cars road-worthy – and adapting to a regulatory environment that doesn't yet…
Scranos first appeared last November, but has already spread to tens of thousands of systems around the world
Rakuten Wallet is one of several major crypto-asset platforms arriving in Japan in the coming weeks, even as authorities battle…
Apple has few choices where it comes to 5G smartphone tech, as it launches massive court battle with Qualcomm
The US has said it believes a 'rigorous' application of security rules will effectively mean banning Huawei from next-generation networks
Meanwhile, Belgium says it has found no evidence so far that Huawei equipment could be used for spying
The breach occurred at the beginning of this year after attackers compromised a customer support representative's login credentials
Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were all affected by the incident on Sunday
Gatwick officials say the attacker had knowledge of airport procedures and may have monitored its communications networks
Government cash injection means each police force in England and Wales has now got its own dedicated cybercrime unit
Mitel chief information security officer Allan Alford talks about evolving security challenges, machine learning – and how he unexpectedly ended…
Dutch chipmaker says workers in US stole intellectual property, but rejects Chinese espionage implications
Government department blames 'administrative error' for disclosure of hundreds of email addresses
Leaky hotels. Symantec study finds 67 percent of hotels worldwide leak guests' personal information
Bit of a wait. A father will have to wait until 2067 before he can try to unlock his Apple…
The European Commission's proposal has fuelled opposition from network operators, who say it's incompatible with Europe's 5G rollout ambitions
The changes for the first time clearly spell out Facebook's business model of selling user data for use in targeted…
Zain Qaiser's malware-laced adverts are thought to have brought in more than £4m in ransom payments from users in 20…
A Ponemon Institute report finds critical systems being taken offline by cyber-attacks, with security teams struggling to gain a clear…
The investigation follows a Dutch report that found privacy concerns with the way Microsoft held public authorities' data in a…
MSPs say more work is needed on the privacy and human rights implications of the controversial tools, which bypass phone…
Military study warns the US may be the only country to widely use the 5G mmWave standard, with the rest…
Huawei gear could be banned from Westminster over 'poor' engineering practices, says NCSC technical director
White paper calls for an independent regulator that would write a code of conduct covering illegal or dangerous content –…
Patchy patching. Tanium's study reveals the scale of security compromises made by IT departnments, just to keep businesses running
Ethical hackers take down university cyber defences and obtain valuable data in just two hours
German firm detected hacker code and covertly monitored it for over a year, before clearing it from network