Nokia joins other phone makers in kicking BlackBerry, but must do more to give business users better security, says Wayne…
China said to be chief perpetrator, US the main target, with plenty of activity in Eastern Europe too
Chinese hackers may have created iOS malware called Unflod
The government is pushing ahead with legal changes that would allow HMRC to share anonymised taxpayer data, but only in…
Arts and crafts retailer says its stores, including Aaron Brothers outlets, had machines infected with malware
In the first quarter attackers have shown a preference for reflection attacks, often using simple tools that make use of…
The first arrest over attacks using the Heartbleed vulnerability has been announced in Canada following a hit on the country's…
Researchers re-use fingerprint mould they used to break into the iPhone 5S
Attackers try to extort Harley Medical Group
Tech giant takes action after facing criticism for not being clear over Gmail scanning
Canadian tax authority also compromised, as Heartbleed affects masses of companies
A Swedish inventor has implemented an instant payments system that relies on scans of the unique pattern of veins in…
The US' IRS has said it missed the deadline for migrating away from Windows XP due to budget shortfalls
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence says disclosing the vulnerability would be “in the national interest”
BlackBerry works on Heartbleed patches for some services, but says its own handsets, BES 10 and its infrastructure aren't affected
Andrew Auernheimer case should not have been heard in New Jersey, US appeals court rules
CloudFlare challenge to steal private keys via Heartbleed flaw finds a handful of winners
Google said it has patched services including Search, Gmail, YouTube and Google Wallet in response to the Heartbleed flaw alert
When the Heartbleed OpenSSL flaw became a media circus. administrators felt left out of the loop, says Sean Michael Kerner
No one knows if the Heartbleed flaw was exploited, but you should make changes to be safe, says Wayne Rash
Lack of cyber policing skills in the UK is a cause for concern
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch concerned about Snowden claims
Exploitation of the OpenSSL bug, introduced in 2012, leaves no trace - meaning organisations may already have had their encryption…
If you really must run Windows XP after Microsoft cuts off support today, Wayne Rash tells you how to do…
Symantec researchers tell TechWeek that dark market crooks are getting big bucks from selling zero-days, despite the rise of legitimate…
European Cyber Crime Centre says it is tracking a number of strains as Symantec spies uptick in the malware
The developers of the latest ransomware, CryptoDefence, made one major mistake - they left the decryption keys on the infected…
The US Trade Representative has said European anti-spying plans could bring the EU into conflict with international trade laws
Former Home secretary David Blunkett and ex-director of GCHQ Sir David Omand both say the intelligence agency should be more…