In today's technology roundup: AT&T resolves security glitch, Versace plans fashion cellphone, Intel eyes home energy management, and Bill Gates now on Twitter.
In today's technology roundup: France, Germany warn against IE, Facebook vulnerable to clickjacking, mobile app revenue soars, and Palestinian hackers deface Jewish Chronicle.
The company registration Web site has experienced trouble since December.
Absa expects fraudsters to up their game as the Soccer World Cup draws closer.
In today's technology roundup: Adobe hit by Chinese Google attack, survey outs Britons as tech twits, Scottish crimes to be reconstructed in 3D, and new IE hole exploited.
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 showed high levels of protection in testing by the German laboratory AV-Test.
In today's technology roundup: Privacy watchdog can fine |--gbp--|500 000, McKinnon granted another judicial review, self-assembling solar cells unveiled, and firm behind China piracy suit targeted.
In today's technology roundup: Google may pull out of China, AOL to shed 1 400 staff, 'sandwich attack' busts new cellphone crypto, and Android apps threaten mobile security.
Biodata IT will be Tripwire's primary distribution partner in South Africa.
Malware will be increasingly vicious in 2010, resulting in anti-virus programs being slow to treat infected PCs, says Kaspersky.
In today's technology roundup: Serious Windows flaws left to fester, poor Web sites cost councils |--gbp--|11m, online life distorts privacy rights, and court questions FCC authority.
Increased Mac and mobile malware are some of the top security trends Symantec expects this year.
Criminals latch onto e-mail and banking transactions as a way of committing fraud and stealing personal information.