Felhívják kiszemelt áldozatukat a kiberbűnözők, majd ügyféladatnak látszó e-mail mellékletet küldenek neki.

Az új zsarolóvírus őrült ütemben terjed, és ma már a fertőzések 17 százalékáért ő a felelős.

Az online banki azonosítókat ellopó malware forráskódjának kiszivárgásával nőhet a támadások száma az IBM kutatói szerint.

A Brain Tust malware család root hozzáférést szerez a megfertőzött eszközön.

Pusztán attól nem fog nőni az online kereskedő forgalma, hogy webshopját a legfejlettebb IT-biztonsági megoldásokkal vértezi fel. A fogyasztói bizalom erősítéséhez a megbízhatóság hiteles kommunikációja is szükséges.

Accepting Google's commitments would secure its dominance rather than temper it, the publishers said.

A former Microsoft privacy adviser says he was unaware that Microsoft assisted the National Security Agency.

A data sharing agreement between the FBI and Telstra marks "an extraordinary breach of trust, invasion of privacy, and erosion of Australia's sovereignty," according to Senator Scott Ludlam.

The campaign is led by technology in education body Nesta, the Nominet Trust and Mozilla.

Google talks are advancing slowly.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission should "tread carefully" before bringing an antitrust complaint against Google, a veteran U.S. lawmaker said as news reports suggested the agency is ready to move forward.

Google has proposed a settlement of its antitrust case to the European Commission that involves labeling its own services when it presents them in search results, news reports said Wednesday.

Competition Commission of India, the country's antitrust agency, is investigating Google for alleged anti-competitive practices following a complaint by a consumer watchdog group, a federal minister told Parliament on Monday, according to the country's Press Information Bureau.

Google makes proposals aimed at avoiding a massive fine.

The company will put its seal of approval on participating e-commerce websites.

A federal court in California has ordered seven technology companies including Apple, Intel, Adobe and Google to face a private antitrust suit from five former employees, who alleged that the companies conspired to eliminate competition between them for skilled labor to suppress compensation and mobility of employees.

The issue: Does Google give preference to its own services in search results, and does that violate antitrust laws?

The jury was unable to agree on whether Microsoft acted to deliberately impede Novell's WordPerfect software.

Micron and Hynix did not conspire to suppress Rambus' RDRAM product, the jury says.

While much of the innovation these days seems to be happening in smartphones and tablets, Intel says big improvements lie ahead for the trusty PC.