Anonymous has emphatically denied any involvement in the attack on Sony. The “real” hackers are supposedly planning another attack. And Howard Stringer, Chairman, CEO, and President of Sony USA is offering a $1 million insurance policy per user.

With 100 million user accounts exposed, security experts are suggesting Sony disregarded warnings that its servers had not been patched. It also appears there was no firewall installed.

LastPass is forcing users to change their master passwords after a possible attack on LastPass servers was noticed. The service manages passwords across multiple platforms.

The latest iOS update, to 4.3.3, is available. Apple claims the update killed the tracking problem. This article provides a walk-through of the installation and analysis of the result.

Will it run Android 3.0 Honeycomb on a color display? Or. Will it have a new E-Ink Pearl touchscreen? No one knows yet.

Resco has released the Android edition for MobileForms Toolkit 2011. Designed to work with Novell’s Mono for Android the toolkit lets you develop your application in .NET using Visual Studio and C# code.

Predictions have a nasty habit of being wrong. Just look at these six tech items that were predicted to fail, starting with the Internet.

Exactly when you can expect an update for your particular phone is uncertain. Microsoft says update 7392 will be deployed to black-list some invalid certificates.

WhisperMonitor, from Marlinspike, is a dynamic firewall and real-time connection monitor designed to restrict how Android apps handle user data by monitoring outbound data.

There is a fake anti-virus program offering to protect your Mac. MAC Defender, which looks legitimate, actually installs a trojan on your machine. Their main aim appears to be getting your credit card number.