Once again Google’s Play Store has proved less than excellent at tackling malicious apps, after users found a fake version of WhatsApp messenger that was good enough to fool over a million people into downloading […]

Sensitive personal details relating to almost 200 million US citizens have been accidentally exposed by a marketing firm contracted by the Republican National Committee.

The 1.1 terabytes of data includes birthdates, home addresses, telephone numbers and […]

The story of the Tower of Babel speaks of a time where the entire world was united under one language, before being split up again into a babbling mass of different warring cultures, dialects and […]

‘I use Google Drive and Dropbox to store all my data, and I assume that because my data is synced that it is safe. Is this the case or should I be backing it up […]

International Ransomware Attack May 2017

So, we’ve all heard about the most recent Ransomware attack – you’d have to be living in a cave not to !!!

Whilst it’s a stark reminder of the potential vulnerability of […]

Having Ransomware on your PC is an emergency. Here we name some tools that might help.

You’re a home or small business user and a dialogue box has just appeared telling you that your Windows PC’s […]

A new survey from the British Chambers of Commerce reveals that 21% of businesses believe cyber attacks prevent them from growing.

By all accounts, 2016 was the year of highly publicised hack attacks. Not only did […]

Criminal hackers are constantly trying to trick people into clicking on links or open attachments they did not ask for. Their new “scam of the week” is to send you an email that looks like […]

Google Street View has recently expanded to an extreme new location: the inside of an active volcano.

The 360-degree mapping service from Google announced in a blog post on Wednesday that it has launched an update […]