Unsealed court documents show that Facebook referred to big-spending kids as “whales” – a term borrowed from the casino industry.

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Adobe has issued a new fix addressing a vulnerability in Reader it thought it had fixed on 12 February as part of Patch Tuesday.

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From leaky password managers to nearly 100 million new stolen data records, and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

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Have you ever needed to boot a shoe that was a brick? Owners of Nike’s $350 “self-lacing” trainers say they have.

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Can YouTube ever keep video comments under control, or it is time to kill off comments altogether?

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Overzealous use of HTTP/2 flow control settings in IIS could have brought servers to their knees.

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Until this month, the Edge browser could bypass its own warnings about Flash content on 58 websites, thanks to a hidden list.

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Facebook announced it’s tweaking its Android version, which was tracking your location even when the app wasn’t in use.

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Can your phone reliably detect card skimmers using Bluetooth alone? Find out in the latest Naked Security Live video…

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Several popular password managers appear to do a weak job at scrubbing passwords from memory once they are no longer being used.

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