Hackers are using PayPal to distribute the Chtonic banking trojan, a variant of Zeus, according to security company Proofpoint. The emails are ‘legitimate' but low in volume, and are not filtered by...
Hackers are using PayPal to distribute the Chtonic banking trojan, a variant of Zeus, according to security company Proofpoint. The emails are ‘legitimate' but low in volume, and are not filtered by...
Oracle is to acquire cloud company NetSuite in a $9.3bn deal that is expected to close before the end of the year. NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson, who has been at the helm of the company since 2002, said that...
Manufacturers making Windows 10 PCs, smartphones and tablets will be required from today to support the Trusted Platform Module 2.0 standard for every Windows 10 device they produce. Microsoft has...
Dropbox has announced the launch of a major set of controls for business customers to give IT teams more oversight and management of information shared on the platform. The AdminX launch was “months...
Internet service providers led by TalkTalk, Sky Broadband and Vodafone have kicked off a campaign intended to persuade government and regulators to break-up BT. The aim is to persuade them that the UK...
Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone maker with a reputation for stylish design, has launched a new laptop but come in for criticism that the device is a MacBook rip-off. The Windows 10-powered Mi Notebook...
Network operators can snoop on people's browsing habits and see any webpage they visit thanks to a newly uncovered HTTPS attack. The attack works by bypassing the HTTPS encryption which is supposed...
Research has found that wireless input devices from a number of big-name manufacturers are insecure, and that some use no encryption at all. Security company Bastille Networks explained that the wireless...
Research has found that wireless input devices from a number of big-name manufacturers are insecure, and that some use no encryption at all. Security company Bastille Networks explained that the wireless...
BlackBerry has announced the DTEK50, a mid-range Android smartphone that the firm claims to be the most secure in the world. The BlackBerry DTEK50, also known as the BlackBerry Neon, has a 5.2in 1920x1080...