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Google has issued a patch for the fifth zero-day flaw in its Chrome browser this year, preventing attackers from executing malicious code on users' devices.

Earlier today, Telstra announced that "some" of its customers "experienced an issue with Apple iMessage and FaceTime", but has since announced the problem has been fixed.

A bug that saw the 4G/LTE enabled Apple Watch join captive Wi-Fi networks without letting you enter details to connect, thus blocking LTE connectivity, has now been patched.

Yep, the "bug" that causes the iPhone to crash when three icons in the Control Center are pressed works, but should you be worried?

Google has disclosed a bug in the Windows graphic device interface library that can be exploited to read the contents of a user's memory, with the details of the flaw being made public soon after Microsoft cancelled the issue of security updates for February.

Years after it was first identified, Apple has admitted to a problem in its iMessage text message system.

A potentially devastating flaw in in OpenSSL, which is used to protect and secure millions of websites, has been uncovered by security researchers.

When a kindly soul discovers a trivially simple security bug and then posts it to the organization concerned, the last thing he expects is a warning letter from the lawyers and a visit from the police.

Apple's Safari 5.1 browser, available pre-loaded in the new Mac OS X Lion, or available to download on PCs and Macs, has taken this whole business of copying the iPad waaaay to far, annoying Macolytes to no end.