In March this year, RSA was the victim of a relatively stealthy attack which appeared to have breached its proprietary secure token systems - the so-called key-fobs.  Unfortunately, they were not the only ones hit by the same attackers.

Google offers advice on how to protect personal Gmail accounts after it suffered what it believes is a hack attack that “appears to originate from Jinan, China”, targeting the Gmail accounts of “hundreds of users” by “bad actors”.

Sony needs a smack following the hacking of its supposedly well-protected Playstation Network, with over 1.56m Australians affected by the global breach.

Sony has now begun sending letters to those PlayStation 3 owners with the audacity to load on security circumvention software or devices, and then connect to the PlayStation Network.  The Cease and Desist letter indicates that such actions violate the PS3 User Agreement.

Sony Australia has managed to get a temporary ban against the sale and distribution of the PlayStation 3 hack device the PS Jailbreak dongle.

Oh the irony, the makers of the PS3 hacking USB device PS Jailbreak are warning potential purchases not to buy cheap copies of their product.

DNS is the Domain Name System and is the central postmaster of the Internet. Changes are coming to add security, but naysayers would have you believe it is Y2K all over again.

No, it's not April Fool's Day, or opposite day for that matter. It's Google's Android running on an iPhone and it's real.

Using the well-known 'spirit' jailbreak for iPhone v3.1.3, the iPad was jailbroken within a day of its official release.

It was meant to be “unhackable”, but George Hotz, the celebrated iPhone hacker, has finally managed to hack Sony’s Playstation 3.