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Google sets out stricter requirements for Play Store developers to limit malicious apps uploaded to the Android marketplace

Company confirms spate of factory resets were triggered remotely

Find out how to turn on, or off, Windows Defender on Windows 10 and older versions of Windows

Even though major companies are paying millions in ransom, the FBI’s policy hasn’t changed

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Chain of vulnerabilities used to attack multiple companies worldwide

The coding repository updates its policies to tighten up security in light of concerns it might be exploited

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Malware pushed through Google search results

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The bug, which cannot be easily exploited, is more likely to be abused by advertising companies than cyber criminals

Hackers managed to obtain HR data including "compensation-related information" during the March attack

The patches come days after execs lamented the 'unacceptable' volume of Mac malware

Of the 400 organisations worldwide that have been hit by Conti, over 290 are located in the US

Craig Federighi suggests Apple found and removed 130 types of malware in 2020 alone

Ransomware group UNC2447 used an SQL injection bug to attack US and European orgs

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Cryptocurrency-mining botnet Prometei targeting same flaws as Hafnium attacks

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

Pulling together the most dangerous and pressing flaws that businesses need to patch

Here are some easy-to-apply rules to help keep your data - and your business operations - safe

Hackers stealing from wannabe hackers using fake software

Hackers are tricking victims into granting their malicious apps certain permissions before taking control of Android devices

Several Android smartphones have been pre-packaged with malicious apps as part of a supply chain attack