David Gilbert

F-Secure boss tells IBTimes UK that fight against cyber-crime is never ending.

LulzSec, an offshoot of the hacktivist collective Anonymous, has resurfaced by stealing 10,000 Twitter accounts.

From Retina Display MacBook Pros, to iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion we recap everything you need to know about Apple's WWDC 2012.

All the news as it happens from Apple CEO, Tim Cook's keynote at WWDC 2012 from the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

Research has revealed the creators of the highly complex Flame virus co-operated with the team behind the Stuxnet virus at some point.

We detail what to expect from Apple's WWDC keynote, including iOS 6, Retina Display MacBooks but no iPhone 5.

A security analyst claims IT hit the snooze button following the Sony hack last year and are not doing enough to protect users online.

The people behind the complex malware known as Flame, have send a suicide code which removes it from some infected computers.

We speak to Sony Mobile Chief Marketing Officer, Steve Walker, about entering the smartphone world afresh, Xperia tablets and Windows Phone 7.

King’s Cross and Warren Street have become the first Tube stations to get free Wi-Fi access ahead of the London Olympics.

Samsung claims its Galaxy S3 is "innovative and distinctive" and will fight to prevent a sales ban in the US sought by Apple.

Samsung has announced a new CEO as well as plans to spend $1.9bn on a new logic chip line.

Google will warn users of its services which it believes could be at threat from a state sponsored cyber attack.

Encrypted passwords from 6.5 million LinkedIn user accounts have reportedly been posted online with up to 300,000 having been cracked.

One of the most complex pieces of malware ever discovered was controlled from servers located in the UK, between 2008 and 2012.

Apple is set to unveil updates to its MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac and Mac Pro lines at it Worldwide Developer Conference next week.

Facebook has announced it will soon begin rolling out ads on its mobile apps, but this didn't prevent its share price from tanking even further.

Nintendo has unveiled a raft of Wii U launch titles including a new Batman game and Assassin's Creed 3.

Google's secret Project Glass has been shown off by one of the main people behind the headsup display glasses.

A newly-discovered and highly complex piece of malware called Flame has gone undetected stealing sensitive information for over two years.

LG has trumped both Apple and Samsung by unveiling a 5in LCD screen with 1080p HD resolution and 440ppi pixel density.

We round-up the initial set of reviews for the Galaxy S3, and see if the quad-core smartphone can live up to the hype.

A report claiming Facebook could be ready to take over browser company Opera, suggests the social network is set to create its own browser.

The head of Apple, Tim Cook, is passing up a huge $75 million windfall which he is due as part of an employee dividend scheme.

Reports suggesting a 32-year-old man died following a 3-day Diablo 3 gaming session have been refuted by those who knew him.

Google's 7in Nexus tablet will come with a powerful quad-core processor and possibly Android 5.0 (Jelly Bean).

The team behind the webOS mobile operating system will be leaving HP and joining Google in the latest restructuring move at HP.

The Russian cyber criminal who infected 30 million PCs, Georgy Avanesov, has been jailed in Armenia for four years.

Is the proliferation of Android devices causing a problem for users and app developers?