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A new Android Trojan has been lurking under a fake app that tries to mimic a Flash Player update, ESET discovered this week.

A simple replica login page is fooling Apple users into falling for a phishing attack - and it's using font substitution to bypass content blockers.

Another notorious Mac malware has popped up on the scene. Xagent can rob users of passwords, iPhone backup data and take screenshots.

Most internet users are unaware of the extent to which their private data is being tracked and shared with advertisers, according to a study by iSchool.

It's still very early days for Android Instant Apps, with no solid information existing at present as to when a wider release may happen.

BlackBerry steps up as it takes its cutting-edge crisis communication software global, bolstering security in 8 new languages.

Within the last four years, online security and data breaches have grown increasingly threatening, compromising big name companies.

Apple rolls out sweeping security updates, plugging flaws in everything from iOS to iCloud. Users urged to patch swiftly.

The humble password is still creating headaches for internet users across the world – and many people are still making bad password decisions.

Despite being born in 2011, it has only been in the last couple of years that businesses have begun to realise how valuable chatbots could be.

Wearable tech leaps beyond the gym, dazzling at CES with smart attire for fashionistas, game-changing gadgets for parents and innovative health aids.

Ericsson and Nokia pivot to diversify, eyeing new markets beyond core CSP clientele amidst declining telecom investments.

Peter Leav has been named as the new CEO of BMC Software, replacing Bob Beauchamp who will stay on as chairman of the Board of Directors.

BlackBerry unveils new mobile security platform for Enterprise of Things, designed to address data breaches and cybersecurity threats.

security experts Symantec have compiled a list of 10 security threat predictions for 2017 as cybercriminals change tactics. Here's what can we expect.

New Android ransomware tactics emerge, using encrypted payloads and email scams to exploit users, with a new focus on Chinese markets.

There is one startling development that is in its very early stages but is poised to make a huge impact across the industry.

Many insurers have robust customer facing platforms and technology can help them to address their customer needs.

Quanta Computer deploys Brocade-powered IP networks at factories, simplifying operations at network edge and data center.

Under the veil of cybersecurity, regulators will have access to information that could benefit Chinese firms at the expense of foreign business.