Java

Users visiting Yahoo's main website have been hit with potentially malicious adware, a report from security firm Fox IT, claims.

Latest update plugs security gaps in multiple versions of company's Java software.

Updated Computers on Apple's own network were infected via the same Java exploit that hit Facebook last month, but Apple has issued a Java fix.

Facebook Security found malware on several employees' laptops, but no evidence that user data was compromised.

News comes after breaches at the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. The Twitter attack does not appear to be the work of "amateurs."

Security Explorations researcher Adam Gowdiak posted a message on Friday stating that his team had discovered not one, not two, but three security holes in Java's latest version.

A juror reportedly asked Judge Alsup how the jury should proceed if they're unable to reach a unanimous decision, and if "people are not budging" on their stances.

A crucial verdict in the courtroom battle between Google and software developer Oracle is imminent after a jury retired to consider the case.

Oracle has told a jury that Google knew as far back as 2005 that it needed to license Java when developing Android.

Apple says it is working to create a solution for the Flashback malware which is believed to have infected 600,000 Mac computers around the world.