Android users may want to be on alert as a new report reveals that their devices can be hacked with a text, due to a massive security flaw in the phones software.

Australia was one of the countries that were reportedly slacking when it came to cyber security protection and now after a recent WikiLeaks publication, the country has been brought further into the Government Surveillance and cyber security discussion. Hacking Team’s emails were leaked by WikiLeaks and showed that Australian companies were trying to sell law enforcement as well as the…

Cyber security is in arguably one of it’s most controversial states yet and after a recent hack on the Ashley Madison affair website, Australia is now expressing their concern over holes in their governments cyber security that could potentially risk the personal data from businesses.

You can add another nation to the long list of hacking countries as Ethiopia has now come under suspicion of hacking into a former Ethiopian citizen who no resides in the U.S.

Apple can’t seem to stop putting their hands on new ways to make life easier for consumers and now, it looks like they are thinking about developing a remote control that will allow your personal viewing preferences and profile to be accessed with a fingerprint or retina.

Microsoft Internet Explorer might not be the most popular browser and the latest four code-execution bug might be another reason for users to shy away from the browser.

If you’re a Google Chrome user, you might have been subjecting yourself to 43 security problems that were deemed critical by the company.

Microsoft took a lot of negativity from users regarding their last software update but CEO Satya Nadella is keeping his hopes high for the release of Windows 10.

Italian company Hacking Team is launching an investigation into over 400 GB of leaked documents;it believes former employees might have teamed up with suspected hackers to orchestrate the leak.

There are a plethora of companies who enlist the help of Lifelock as a source of protection for thousands of customers’ personal identification information. However, the company appears to have dropped the ball when it comes to doing what they were enlisted to do.