Alex Hamilton

The IceFog malware that targeted supply chain systems last year has reemerged as a Java-based exploit, Kaspersky reports.

Google and Ryanair to share data as the search engine giant aims to increase its visibility in the price comparison market.

Intel, following falling sales in personal computing, has ceased plans to open a new chip manufacturing facility.

A new £10 million fund is added to the Government's fibre-optic broadband rollout to encourage alternative technology to enter the fray.

A freedom of information request has revealed that large public bodies in the UK will leave their IT systems vulnerable as they migrate too slowly from Windows XP.

Target have confirmed that their point-of-sale terminals were infected with malware that recorded consumer's card details and personal info.

Microsoft and web-hosting service GoDaddy have come together to offer bundle services to partners including domain names and Office 365.

A report from security assessment firm IOActive has suggested that most mobile banking apps are full of security vulnerabilities.

Dropbox has said that their file-sharing service is almost full online again following a number of its features went down over the weekend.

Microsoft's social media channels have been hacked again by the Syrian Electronic Army, a group of hackers intent on letting the world know that Microsoft is monitoring everyone's emails.

Search engines that aggregate results could be acting illegally, a case in the Netherlands has revealed.

The Government has launched the Cyber Streetwise campaign in order to change how people view online security in small and medium enterprises.

Following a redesign the Apple Mac Pro is once again available in Europe, after its previous ban is lifted by the EU.

Security researchers say not to panic about possible cheap ransomware kit, but make sure your security is top-notch anyway.

Cisco, in a report on the cyberattacks at Yahoo, has discovered that it may be part of a larger cybercrime operation.

According to data released by Gartner, PC sales experienced a sharp decline in 2013, though it isn't all doom and gloom for the market.

Cisco has revealed a study that claims the Internet of Everything could generate $5 trillion in revenue for governments.

The technology behind IBM's Watson supercomputer promises to spawn a new breed of intelligent apps.

A number of security researchers cancelled RSA security conference appearances in February amid allegations the firm is working alongside the NSA.

Hackers using Amazon's cloud computing service have breached security programs on business network LinkedIn.

Denial-of-service attacks on websites are taking a new shape, using the Network Time Protocol to amplify the amount of junk data sent to a victim.

The ICO has warned businesses on the potential dangers of allowing a bring-your-own-device environment in the workplace.

Users complaining of issues with SkyDrive have finally been given a permanent solution.

Microsoft appears to have thrown Window XP users to the wolves.

Bangalore-based start-up Little Eye Labs has been acquired by Facebook as the social network giant looks towards building better apps.