The iPad has entered the market and it actually isn’t the perfect product that folks expected it to be, but then given the out of control hype that's surrounding it.

Hundreds of websites including the CIA and the FBI are being hit by a botnet which floods them with junk data.

The Verified by Visa and MasterCard SecureCode credit card checks are fundamentally flawed, according to security researchers.

The X86 processor market has begun to exhibit telltale signs of recovery from the devastating global economic recession.

Security researchers at the volunteer-based Project Honey Pot warn that spammers will increase their efforts to ensnare hapless Facebook users in nefarious schemes.

AMD has debuted its $99 dual-core 3.2GHz Phenom II X2 555 Black Edition processor for overclockers.

The Chinese government has denied any involvement in the attacks on Gmail earlier this month.   A Chinese industry ministry spokesman said that claims that Beijing was behind the cyberattacks were "groundless".   "The accusation that the Chinese government participated in [any] cyber attack, either in an explicit or inexplicit way, is groundless. We [are] firmly opposed to that [and] China's policy on internet safety is transparent and consistent," the spokesman  told China's Xinhua news agency.

Microsoft reportedly took at least three months to patch a critical IE6 vulnerability, which allowed Chinese-based hackers to load malware onto Google computers, obtain intellectual property and glean information linked to Gmail users.

You may think you’re smart if your computer password is “password”, but in actual fact, it has now been proven that you are a moron.

Microsoft has issued an 'out of band' patch for the antique Internet Explorer 6 following ill-advised panic on the part of the German and French governments.

An association of journalists working in China says a number of its members have had their Gmail accounts hijacked.

Nvidia has confirmed that its Fermi-based GF100 GPU will feature 512 CUDA processors, 16 geometry units, 384-bit GDDR5 memory bus and 48 ROP engines.

The French and German governments have urged their citizens to consider safer alternatives to Microsoft's popular Internet Explorer browser.

Telling someone you're planning to blow up an airport is never a good idea, especially if the cops are listening in. So when a UK man tweeted to his friends that Robin Hood Airport in Doncaster was about to bite the big one, it should have come as no surprise that last week he was busted and interrogated for seven hours by anti-terror police.

Commerce Secretary Gary Locke says China must provide a 'secure' commercial environment for companies such as Google and that the US is 'troubled' by recent cyberattacks originating in China last month and targeting human rights activists.

Intel has inadvertently confirmed that at least one of Apple's new MacBook Pros will feature a Core i5 processor.

Google data is not the only data to be compromised by attacks by Chinese hackers, according to a report by iDefense.

Facebook has teamed up with McAfee to offer a free six-month subscription to its security software.

There are some benchmarks. Or some Powerpoint slides. As TG Daily reported earlier, Nvidia flew in a gaggle of European journalists just when CES was all done and dusted, to brief them on Fermi, expected to be formally announced on Sunday week, January 17.