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Master key could affect any Android phone released in the past four years, representing nearly 900 million devices and 99% of the market.

Showdown between Prime Minister and Megaupload founder didn't disappoint in Parliament yesterday, but was it more PR than policy?.

Internet search giant warns new government spy laws could result in companies quitting New Zealand, after heavily criticising the bill.

Kim Dotcom prepares to challenge PM John Key in Parliament over NZ's spying agency expansion, promising a revealing showdown.

Privacy leak in Facebook's Android app, sending users' phone numbers over the internet to Facebook servers simply by launching the app.

Kim Dotcom criticizes proposed New Zealand spy bill, warns of abuse of power by government. Telcos also oppose bill. #GCSB.

The security of personal data is top of everyone's mind when surfing the web, but how do you keep information coming through your school's website secure?.

Govt boosts CIO's powers and budget to tackle IT blunders and safeguard public data, following high-profile failures like Novopay.

Apple aims for transparency in bid to quash rising tensions following US whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations.

US whistleblower Edward Snowden navigates globe from Moscow to Ecuador, eluding US capture with WikiLeaks' support. Is his refuge within reach?.

One of the biggest IT challenges for SMBs across ANZ is trying to keep up with new trends such as cloud and mobility.

In a change of tact, Microsoft is willing to cough up financial rewards for anybody capable of finding security flaws in Windows 8.1.

Kiwis are not taking individual responsibility for data being collected by their mobile apps, blaming the government and other organisations instead.

New Zealand schools lack adequate privacy policies on their websites, warned the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner after a recent investigation.

Symantec last night announced the winners of the 2013 Pacific Partner Awards at an exclusive dinner and awards ceremony.

Amid unlawful surveillance of Megaupload's Kim Dotcom, experts demand accountability within government and law enforcement agencies.

As rumours surface that Edward Snowden may seek refuge in New Zealand, Prime Minister John Key insists the US govt whistleblower is not welcome.

Distribution Central has been appointed a distributor for Palo Alto Networks, the network security company, across Australia and New Zealand.

Whistleblower Edward Snowden denies he is hiding and says the focus should be on US government and tech companies.

Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook, Yahoo and other US companies deny assisting US officials in collecting customer private data since 2007.