According to new market research, Apple is gaining more notebook market share, but HP and Lenovo are still ruling the top spots and sales overall are down.
Lenovo has patched vulnerabilities in its SHAREit app that left users susceptible to attack, including the password "12345678" used to protect the app.
The director of the NSA has said that arguing over including backdoors in encryption is a "waste of time". The remarks are in stark contrast to the FBI's.
Mac anti-virus software maker MacKeeper has partnered with security researchers Chris Vickery, who previously discovered vulnerabilities for the company.
SanDisk has revealed three new storage devices at CES - the 200GB Connect Wireless Stick, 128GB Ultra Dual USB Drive, and Extreme 510 Portable SSD drive.
From next March, Microsoft will detect and remove any adware that uses man-in-the-middle techniques to inject advertisements into your browser. The method has been decried as insecure for some time.
Google has removed for a Symantec root certificate at the security company’s request, as the vulnerable cert could be used to impersonate Google sites or intercept user traffic.
With a new year ahead we take a look at some of the biggest cybersecurity trends in 2015, and what will be the key areas to watch, from ransomware to mobile payments.
Data on 13 million MacKeeper users, such as email addresses, phone numbers, and poorly hashed passwords, were left on an open database online. The passwords were protected with an outdated hashing algorithm.
The past year has been difficult for Lenovo, which struggled with a security crisis and lay-offs, and its woes are emblematic of problems facing every company in the PC business.
The FBI's head of technology has admitted that the bureau uses zero-day exploits and stingrays, which removes any doubt skeptics might have had about the agency's use of such tactics.
