David Gilbert

The Flashback Trojan at its peak infected 650,000 Apple computers was developed by a 30-year-old Russian cyber-criminal called Maxim Dmitrievich Selihanovich.

Anonymous claims to have breached North Korea's cyber defences and is seeking Kim Jong-un's resignation.

26-year-old Bertie Stephens is CEO of London-based start-up Flubit and he has big plans for his e-commerce website.

40 years ago today the first mobile phone call was made in New York. David Gilbert charts its humble beginnings and rapid development.

Android is struggling to maintain its identity, and a Facebook-centric phone from HTC could make things even worse for Google.

Apple has apologised to Chinese consumers after it was accused of being arrogant and greedy, in a bid to appease the Chinese government.

Reports vary wildly about the Spamhaus attack, but did the biggest cyber attack in history really nearly break the internet?

Sony's waterproof smartphone has an eye-catching design, but can it stand up to the best from Apple, Samsung and HTC?

BlackBerry may have posted a profit but revenue is down 36% and three million customers have gone elsewhere.

The biggest internet attack in history has caused widespread congestion and threatens critical infrastructure.

UK intelligence agencies and private companies collaborate on Cyber Security Strategy.

Apple may have endured a rough six months but the end of March marks what could be a period of huge growth for the company.

We speak to ZenDesk co-founder and CEO Mikkel Svane about the automated future and the importance of customer service to businesses.

The Language Council of Sweden has removed the word ‘ungoogleable’ from a list of new Swedish words following pressure from Google.

A US teenager has been arrested and charged with hacking into the phones of at least eight children and posting naked images to child pornography sites.

Internet giant Yahoo purchases London-based start-up Summly, created by a 15-year-old London student.

Dell has confirmed Blackstone and Carl Icahn have submitted bids for the company, giving details on both offers.

Google has announced a £2 million fund for technology-based projects which have “the potential to change society on a large scale.”

The future of PC manufacturer Dell will be fought over by its co-founder Michael Dell, billionaire investor Carl Icahn and the world's largest private equity group Blackstone.

With Samsung and Apple likely to continue to dominate in 2012, we assess the prospects of the two smartphones vying for third spot in 2013.

The UK's £650 million cyber security fund is just a drop in the ocean and is simply not enough to combat the threat to the country according to one leading cyber security expert.

As the threat from cyber-attacks grows, the UK government has established a new cyber research unit to safeguard the software we use on a daily basis.

Hackers associated with the Syrian Electronic Army have taken over several BBC Twitter accounts.

North Korea, China, hacktivists and script kiddies have all been blamed as officials and security researchers scramble to identify who crippled three South Korean banks and TV stations.

A 15in touchscreen Windows 8 laptop for under £500. Is the Acer Aspire V5 Touch any good?

Pre-registrations for Samsung Galaxy S4 are four times higher than the Galaxy S3 according to one major retailer.

A sophisticated network of zombie computers highlights the murky world of online advertising .

A security reporter has identified a 20-year-old hacker as the person who sent a SWAT team to his house.

The global battle between Apple and Samsung will soon extend beyond smartphones, tablets and patents to smartwatches.