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Russian hackers used 'top secret' US documents to target EU embassies

By India Ashok

European embassies in Nepal, Kenya, Guyana, Italy, Lebanon, Liberia and Bermuda were targeted by the attackers.

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Is Amazon spying on users through Alexa? Employees listen in on conversations

Fears of Amazon snooping on customers heightened after a report suggested thousands of workers are reviewing and...

By Kalyan Kumar

Over 500 million Facebook records exposed on Amazon Cloud servers

In the latest in what has been a series of headaches for Facebook, 540 million records have been exposed on Amazon's...

By Kevin Billings

War of the digital worlds: A day in the life of a threat intelligence analyst

If a company or individual is powerful, they are vulnerable to a dangerous cyber attack, and that's where we come in.

By Alex Hinchliffe

China tech stocks Lenovo, ZTE tumble over Beijing spy plot to hack U.S. computer systems - report

Chinese spies might have used chips supplied by another company to hack into U.S. computer systems.

By Associated Press

Google tracks your movements, like it or not

Exclusive AP investigation reveals that even with Location History paused, some Google apps automatically store...

By Ryan Nakashima

Verizon to end location data sales to brokers

Verizon is first major U.S. wireless carrier to step back from a business practice that has drawn criticism for...

By Associated Press

Facebook Data Crisis: What Comes Next After A Breach Of Trust

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

End users across the enterprise are being targeted because they are the new "weak link" by hackers.

By Paul Trulove

Facebook purges 200 rogue apps as data scandal grows

Facebook suspends apps pending 'thorough investigation' following the Cambridge Analytica revelations

By Associated Press

GDPR: How to disappear completely

GDPR is a regulation that requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of EU citizens

By Eric Schrock

Cryptocurrency: This Is What Bitcoin Mining Looks Like

The threat of crypto-jacking: Why businesses must act now

With the value of crypto-currencies soaring in recent months, it's not hard to see why cyber-criminals have jumped on...

By Terrance DeJesus

Cyber criminals target 37 million festive shoppers (Photo; Reuters)

Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

Some online frauds are so simple to execute it questions why criminals would even consider robbing a bank.

By Martin Kenney

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Hackers hit Star Wars collectable trading card firm Topps with ‘unforgivable’ hack

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US, UK say Russia targets internet hardware for espionage

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How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

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Cybersecurity

Russian hackers used 'top secret' US documents to target EU embassies

Is Amazon spying on users through Alexa? Employees listen in on conversations

Over 500 million Facebook records exposed on Amazon Cloud servers

War of the digital worlds: A day in the life of a threat intelligence analyst

China tech stocks Lenovo, ZTE tumble over Beijing spy plot to hack U.S. computer systems - report

Google tracks your movements, like it or not

Verizon to end location data sales to brokers

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

Facebook purges 200 rogue apps as data scandal grows

GDPR: How to disappear completely

The threat of crypto-jacking: Why businesses must act now

Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

NIS America hacked: Customer payment card data stolen, $5 off next purchase offered as apology gift

What is Triada? Data-stealing malware infects over 40 Android models' firmware while manufacturing

GitHub was hit by a massive 1.35 Tbps DDoS attack – the most powerful ever recorded

GandCrab ransomware: How to decrypt and recover your data without paying ransom

Chafer: Iranian hacking group expands attacks, spying operations on airline firms in Middle East

Marine Forces data leak: Highly sensitive info of over 21,000 Marines, sailors and civilians exposed

Did Tim Cook just slam Facebook and Google? Apple CEO warns data being 'weaponised'

Blockchain - the wonder weapon to defeat state-sponsored cyber hackers bent on chaos

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors