American Honda Motor Co. is warning around 2.2 million customers that an email database containing personal information was hacked, according to reports.

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) has offered lawful interception in its security architecture through cloud computing from Indian operators, according to the India Times.

A US security researcher has revealed a number of new security flaws in the Adobe PDF file format. The flaws, says Julia Wolf, a researcher with California’s FireEye, have been around for some time, but have not been reported on.

Cybersecurity has become a “fundamental weakness” in Australia’s national security, and the threat is not well understood by political leaders and the public, according to a report by a leading Australian think tank.

The Geinimi trojan is attacking Android smartphones and stealing personal data from them, according to mobile security firm Lookout.

A row that has been brewing between the payment card ‘establishment’ and researchers with Cambridge University, who have previously claimed that the Chip & PIN security system seen in UK bank payment cards is flawed, has spilled out into the open.

Websense has posted a detailed analysis of the Phoenix Exploit kit, which is used by hackers to seed and infect users’ PCs across the internet, and then monitor the results for data harvesting.

Computer technician Leon Walker faces five years in jail for hacking into his wife’s email account to confirm suspicions that she was having an affair with her ex-husband.

Mozilla, the developer of the Firefox browser, admitted that it accidentally posted sensitive information about the users of its addons.mozilla.org site to a public web server.

Because of a major increase in cyber attacks this year, the German government plans to set up a national cyber defense center in 2011.