Graham Cluley

If only two factor authentication had been used, maybe the database would never have been accessed by online criminals.

Beware the latest scam spreading on Facebook, claiming to offer free tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.

If you have an account on link-shortening service Bitly, you should take steps now to protect your account.

US retail giant Target has announced that it is parting ways with Gregg Steinhafel, its chairman, president and CEO. If you work in an IT department, and think that your board isn't taking information security seriously enough, then perhaps reminding your executive team about just how badly Target has been affected by its data breach will help focus their minds.

Hackers are using a notorious banking Trojan horse to display a bogus message from Facebook, in an aggressive attempt to infect Android smartphones.

The critical security vulnerability in OpenSSL known commonly as “Heartbleed” continues to raise alarms, with websites now warning that hackers have breached their systems by exploiting the bug, and stolen personal information about users.

The malware problem on Mac OS X is nothing like as bad as it is on Windows, but that doesn't mean it can be ignored.

It is us, the nerdy geeks who are into computers, who have a moral right to help the great unwashed, and lead them into a bright new future without Windows XP.

It's one thing to have a security hole that relies upon users visiting an infected website, or opening a dodgy attachment - but it's quite a different level of threat when simply *previewing* a message in your email client infects your computer.