The website of non-profit spam fighter Spamhaus is online again after a huge DDoS attack knocked it offline on Sunday, but attackers are continue to target another anti-spam sites that help ISPs combat spam from infected IP addresses.

Apple released iOS 6.1.3 on Tuesday that fixes six flaws, including four it credited iOS jailbreak developers “Evad3rs” with finding.

A researcher has proposed the US Government buy the world’s supply of zero day exploits to bring the grey market for software weapons under control.

Newly-elected Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has rejected accusations that the nation is behind cyber attacks against the US.

BlackBerry on Thursday announced Secure Work Spaces for iOS and Android, a security feature available on BlackBerry 10 devices which puts a wall between personal and work data.

Advanced attackers are increasingly exploiting the privileged communication channels that targets give their suppliers to launch attacks, according to US security firm, Mandiant.

Google’s Glass and Apple’s rumoured iWatch are attracting interest in wearable technology, but security researchers have found another application -- hacking the wireless home.

The US Department of Homeland Security’s CERT has urged HP LaserJet printer customers to apply a firmware update that closes a remote execution vulnerability affecting 10 models.

In less than one week, the high-priced commercial exploit kit known as “Cool” has added an exploit for the Java zero-day flaw affecting Web browser plugins that Oracle patched last Tuesday.

A French company that mines and sells zero-day exploits to governments says the lower cost of exploiting Java is attracting hackers towards it over Adobe’s Flash.

Days after a mobile enthusiast discovered a partial lockscreen bypass on a Galaxy Note II, another user has found a way to bypass the lock on a Galaxy S3 and gain full access.

Two of Samsung’s flagship smartphones running Android 4.1.2 appear to be vulnerable to separate partial screen lock bypasses via the “Emergency Call” screen.

Oracle has released a “security alert” to address a Java SE zero day flaw that is now being used in targeted attacks, but that the company was aware of on February 1 -- over three weeks ahead of its previous critical patch update.

Just two weeks after Oracle released its latest critical patch updates, attackers have found a previously unseen flaw in Java 6 and 7 to compromise computers.

In a call to arms aimed at the private sector, the FBI’s director of 11 years Robert S. Mueller has declared that war on the new 'terror', cyber, will be won not by improved defence but by attribution.