Exploit kits form a vital part of the black cyber-economy and make malware campaigns easier for attackers

The recent Stuxnet attack on an Iranian nuclear facility sounded like just another attack, but there was more to it, says Jeff Hudson

Shortened tweeted URLs can often lead to malicious websites, warns Kaspersky

As cyber-crime becomes increasingly sophisticated, cyber-gangs could start aiming malware at one another, warns Derek Manky

A malware campaign has used the Zeus Trojan to infiltrate US government offices and steal data

Security experts say criminals are increasingly storing malware in cloud-based services

Botnet-like Android malware has been discovered attached to games on a third-party Android market

Researchers analysed the malware landscape and found that Tuesdays are the most threat-laden days

Fake anti-virus scareware has recently given way to malware variants pretending to be disk utilities such as defragmentation tools

Gawker was stupid to run with poor security and antagonise hackers, says P. J. Connolly. Now he is picking up the pieces