CYBERSECURITY

Nine finance companies including JPMorgan Chase and Fidelity targeted.

Comcast forced to change 200,000 passwords after customer details list appeared on the dark web.

Teen claims his privacy was violated by three UK papers as judge grants injunctions against Google and Twitter.

The breach has resulted in the leak of several arrest records and sensitive data that were exclusively owned by the FBI.

Microsoft says it can't stop Windows 10 tracking features, but Spybot Anti-Beacon claims it can.

When downloaded, adware installs on the phone and can't be removed.

The draft surveillance laws don't mention VPNs, which can be used to disguise a citizen's internet traffic.

United Nations says biometrics have decreased costs by 18% so more aid money can be given to refugees.

Tech companies obliged to help police hack into devices but UK government claims there are better checks.

The home office published the 296-page report on 4 November amid controversy.

If you've suddenly got a lot of fake Twitter followers that are spam or bots, here's how to get rid of them.

The boy from Norwich joins two other teenagers and a 20-year old man under police probe for hack.

Investigatory Powers Bill wants companies to offer less sophisticated encryption, making data easy to hack.

Mira Modi generates passwords using Diceware, which she then sells for a small fee.

Snapchat's new terms of service means it can view all your photos and publish them if it chooses to.

Experts have collated a list of the most malicious emails plaguing Ashley Madison hack victims.

Online customers' web browsing history will be retained for 12 months under the new proposal.

Russia and China have their own social networks and web services that CISA will not even touch.

Experts warn hack victims to expect spam attack via emails.

Personal details of thousands of Britons stolen from UK government gateway database.

The chief executive of the antivirus maker claims the Internet giants need the data to serve targeted adverts.

Marks & Spencer website started showing user data, including names, date of birth and previous payment details of customers.

Utility company insists security not breached and assures no bank account or card details revealed.

Cyber security experts explain consumers being put at risk when they pay via direct debit.

Northern Ireland teenager arrested on suspicion of data hack has been bailed until November.

US National Security Agency Richard Ledgett says if red lines crossed there will be consequences.

If TalkTalk can be hacked and its customers details be laid bare, then can other providers also be breached?

Security researchers have spotted a botnet made from CCTV cameras attacking "large cloud service".

The National Intelligence Service held a contest to identify computer wizards who can block hackers from the North.