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The Trojan is capable of sneaking away from security softwares and gaining access to PC data.

US launches probe as breach follows similar attack baring data on 9,000 workers at Homeland Security.

State-sponsored hacking across the globe will grow in 2016, US intelligence report indicates.

Union set to recommend offer to members after Aslef and RMT signalled similar moves.

New cyber-security position is to focus on bolstering intelligence-sharing between the bank and cyber-cops.

Stoxx Europe 600 Banks Index has fallen for six consecutive weeks for the first time since May 2008.

Committee helped FTSE 100 companies achieve voluntary target of 25% female board members.

French oil and gas group opened the £3.6bn plant which will be able to satisfy 8% of Britain's gas needs.

IBTimes UK profiles employment minister and 'rising star' of Conservative Party.

The Nimbus/uPort/Ubuntu proof-of-concept will be unveiled at Mobile World Congress February 22nd, 2016.

Lusso name returns for new four-seat, four-wheel-drive Ferrari GTC4 Lusso, which will debut at Geneva in March

An ethical hacker has infiltrated Dridex servers and replaced banking Trojan with Avira Antivirus installers.

IFS fears slower pay growth as volatile markets blow huge hole into fiscal plans of chancellor George Osborne.

Hacker claims to have access to 200GB of stolen government data and has said FBI is the next target

Slump in commodity prices and increased competitions force dividend cuts across sectors but banks buck the trend.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speak with BRP on economic deal and alleged human-rights abuses in Pakistani province.

Supplier becomes the fourth of the 'big six' suppliers to announce price cut which will save customers £32 a year.

The TUC found that hospital, teaching and retail staff in particular faced violence at work.

The US Senate had passed Cisa which will force companies to share information of cyber attacks with government.

Online fashion retailer will now have a physical presence as sales surge.

Futuristic guns such as railguns don't use explosives or propellants but rely on electromagnetic forces.

Spending rises 2.7% in January, as high street sales rebound from December's decline amid 'feel-good factor'.

But Eurosceptics have accused Number 10 of 'scaremongering' as Cameron wraps up his renegotiation.

HSBC's decision on the move is expected to come well ahead of its full-year reports out on 22 February.

Oil prices increase after Saudi Arabia and Venezuela discuss need for price stabilisation.

Dividend hike will benefit Stelios and his family who jointly own about 34% of the budget carrier.

The move will hurt UK's leading pension funds, which are among its biggest shareholders.

Plutus targets contactless payments for groceries, bills, and Transport for London using token-based rewards scheme.

The Dyre malware investigation was aided by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab.