In his first official communication to the public, John Sims BlackBerry’s President of Enterprise Services, outlines how Samsung has missed the mark on their enterprise solution, and why BlackBerry earned its security reputation.
The passwords and other details of 16 million email users in Germany have been stolen- the equivalent of almost a fifth of the German population being at risk.
Credit card details from nearly half of all South Koreans have been stolen and sold to marketing firms, it has been revealed.
Google has lost its attempt to get the lawsuit alleging it bypassed settings in Apple’s Safari web browser thrown out of a UK court.
A fridge has been discovered sending out spam, following a web attack that compromised a vast array of compromise smart gadgets, marking a new threat to the much-hyped ‘Internet of Things’.
Yahoo’s Chief Operating Officer Henrique de Castro has left the company just 14 months at the side of boss Marrisa Mayer.
Yahoo has admitted that malware-spreading malicious adverts served on its websites on 3 January have affected users of its European websites using Windows PCs.
Popular photo sharing app Snapchat has been hacked, leading to the account information of 4.6 million users being temporarily been posted online by hackers.
Nominet, the independent body that polices UK domain names, has launches a new round of initiatives designed to help ‘evolve’ the .uk namespace in the face of a rapidly changing internet landscape.
Google Glass has already attracted plenty of controversy before it’s even gone on sale to the general public. Robert Hansen, Technical Evangelist at WhiteHat Security, provides a handy (and tongue–in-cheek) guide to Google’s augmented reality specs… and where you should most definitely not try and attempt to wear them.