Apple has released a new iOS update for its iPhone 3G, iPhone 4 and iPad devices designed to fix an inherent security flaw within the previous version.
China has revealed new plans to increase government surveillance of its citizen's internet use, leading many security experts to question why hacker collective Anonymous hasn't taken notice.
Reacting to Google's recent decision to cut Firefox support from its Chrome software, Mozilla has hit back revealing plans for its own smartphone and tablet operating system.
China has revealed new plans to increase government surveillance of its citizen's internet use.
At least four of the 21 suspected Anonymous hackers arrested in the U.K., Netherlands and U.S. have reportedly agreed to help the authorites track down other Anonymous and LulzSec members.
It has been revealed that phones running Google's Android OS actually store passwords in plain text, potentially leaving them open to hackers.
Microsoft has apologised for a tweet sent from its Xbox 360 PR account encouraging grieving Amy Winehouse fans to remember the singer by buying her album, Back to Back, from Microsoft’s Zune store.
Hacker collective LulzSec revealed a new, more mature side Thursday when it reported it was delaying the release of the News International-owned Sun newspapers' e-mails to ensure that the data didn't affect the UK's ongoing phone-hacking court case.
Thousands of Africans are taking to Twitter to vent grief and anger over another famine in Somalia, raising money and comforting each other showing that once again social network are increasingly used to highlight international issues.
Following a rough estimate earlier this month, Google's new Google+ service has reportedly broken past the 20 million member mark just three weeks after it half-opened to the public.
One of PlayStation 3 maker Sony's top insurers has taken the tech-Goliath to court claiming that it is not liable for any of the cases that resulted from the company's PlayStation Network hacking disaster.
Tech giant Microsoft has exceeded analysts quarterly financial estimates, with strong sales of its Office software and Xbox 360 games console leading the charge.
Hacker collectives LulzSec and Anonymous have sent a new message to the U.S. FBI after the law enforcement agency promised to increase the ferocity of its campaign against hacking.
A tweet posted by hacker collective LulzSec indicates that the group is delaying the release of the Sun newspaper's email database to ensure that it does not hamper the police's ongoing investigation of News International.
As a part of its ongoing AntiSec campaign Anonymous hackers have reportedly breached NATO's cyber security making-off with one gigabyte of stolen data.
Anonymous Hacker Sabu has engaged in an open war-of-words with Guardian Technology Editor Charles Arther via Twitter.
Tech giant Google has discovered a new search hijacking computer virus that has already infected as many as one million computers.
Following LulzSec hackers initial attack on the Rupert Murdoch owned News International, famed Anonymous hacker Sabu has promised to release a slew of emails taken during the cyber-raid.
In a recent interview ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt admitted that it may be too late in the game for Google's new Google+ service to beat social network behemoth Facebook.
Law enforcement agencies in the U.S., U.K. and Netherlands have arrested 20 suspected members of the hacker collective Anonymous.
The veteran actor faced embarrassment when his Google+ account was flagged for violating standards.
A post on Microsoft's blog from Senior Attorney, Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit Richard Boscovich has offered a $250,000 reward for information regarding the creators and operators of the Rustock botnet.
While its recently un-retired hacker colleague LulzSec rampage through News International's networks, Anonymous has taken the first steps to create a new social network for hackers.
A new job posting by Microsoft's Windows Phone division indicates that the company is beginning development of a new secret project designed to break Apple and Google's hold on the smartphone market.
After apparently disbanding, in response to the recent phone hacking scandal sweeping the globe, the hacker collective LulzSec has resurfaced hacking the News International, Rupert Murdoch owned Sun website.
A group of hackers known as SwagSec has targeted Lady Gaga's U.K. website, making off with the a database containing fans' personal details.
A report from the U.S. Pentagon has confirmed that a cyber attack against one of its defence contractors, allowed a group of as yet unidentified hackers to steal 24,000 government files.
The online music streaming service Spotify today launches in the U.S. but will it be able to compete in the country's already crowded online music market?
Buckling to the demands of "thousands upon thousands" of businesses, Google is reportedly racing to launch a corporate account setting on its new Google+ service.
The British Medical Association advised doctors to keep Facebook separate from their professional lives, as lines between both often become blurred.
