Find out the biggest hacker news to break over the last seven days
Adobe flash hacks, Dyre malware and robot overlords: What we learned in security this week
Author: Alastair Stevenson
Microsoft Office launches on Android smartphones
Offers Google device owners Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Lenovo unveils Windows 10-ready ideacentre Stick 300
Pocket-sized tech turns any HDMI-enabled screen into a PC
Cryptowall ransomware cost victims $18m in April
Hackers getting bolder and more effective at cyber blackmail, warns FBI
Dropbox Android app gets photo sharing and file management upgrade
Better, stronger and faster, says firm
Malware attacks leave 1,000 banks in Dyre straits
Hackers migrating attacks to use Dyre malware following law enforcement strikes
Adobe releases emergency zero day flaw fix to combat APT3 Clandestine Wolf hackers
Phishing attack aimed at aerospace, defence, construction, technology and telecoms industries
Oracle targets enterprise cloud market with big data and IoT services
Larry Ellison bigs up the cloud with 24 new services
Linux Foundation launches $500,000 project to stop future Heartbleed flaws
Investment to fund three new security initiatives
Kaspersky slams GCHQ and NSA for Duqu 2.0-level attacks
Says state group’s attempts to break security products is ‘worrying’