How big is Anonymous? Researcher attempts to quantify hacktivist network
A graduate student has estimated the size of the Anonymous movement by tracking Facebook groups.
WikiLeaks publishes millions of leaked Hacking Team emails
Whistleblower WikiLeaks has published over one million emails from the cache of data stolen from Hacking Team
John McAfee: New York Stock Exchange was knocked offline by hackers linked to Anonymous
Hackers are congratulating themselves on the dark web for successfully halting the New York Stock Exchange with a cyberattack
Was the New York Stock Exchange hacked by Anonymous, China or no one?
The NYSE was offline for over three hours but what was the cause of the problem - a glitch or a cyberattack?
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China's new draft cybersecurity law raises censorship fears
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Hacking Team hacked: 10 things learned from massive data breach of spying company
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John McAfee: Hacking Team data leak portends grim future of global cyberwar
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Zeekill: Lizard Squad member responsible for Sony and Xbox hack convicted on 50,000 charges
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Hacking Team malware already being used by cybercriminals in exploit kits
Hours after being leaked, the malware used by Hacking Team's lawful surveillance tools is being used by criminals
Hacking Team: 'We have broken no laws and acted completely ethicially'
Seller of surveillance software Hacking Team says it has broken no laws and acted ethically
Who hacked Hacking Team? Gamma Group hacker holds their hand up
Hacker who breached Gamma Group in August is likely to be the same person who hacked Hacking Team.
Hacking Team hack: UK's Scotland Yard received bid from controversial spy software company
Hacking Team sought to provide spying software to the London Metropolitan Police.
Hacking Team hacked: Leak shows trade in cyberweapons needs to be addressed
Massive leak of Hacking Team data highlights need for international community to address use of cyberweapons
Protecting UK privacy means citizens have to fight back against Snoopers' Charter
The UK government wants to break encryption, meaning it is up to individuals to take back privacy.
Hacking Team hacked: Italian taxpayers 'funded' firm selling spy tools to oppressive regimes
Privacy international revealed that Hacking Team received €1.5mln from region of Lombardy in 2007
Hacking Team sold spy software to blacklisted Sudan and 'stonewalled UN investigation'
Massive leak proves that Italian company provided spy software to repressive regimes despite their denials
Hacking Team hacked: Spy tools sold to oppressive regimes Sudan, Bahrain and Kazakhstan
Vendor of powerful surveillance tools Hacking Team has had its system breached and thousands of documents leaked
Not so anonymous online: Popular VPN services have IPV6 security data leak problems
VPNs like Hide My Ass, IPVanish, Astrill and ExpressVPN are fully exposing users' data and online activity.
NSA Xkeyscore surveillance tool makes spying on someone as easy as Googling their name
XKeyscore allows NSA to track people's internet activity by simply typing in their email address.
Donald Trump: Mogul's hotel chain is suspected victim of widespread credit card hack
Banking sources warn of cardholder data stolen from a number of luxury Trump hotels across the US.
Masque Attacks are back: iPhones and iPads vulnerable to sensitive app data theft
Researchers reveal iPhones and iPads vulnerable to having sensitive data stolen, apps destroyed and VPN traffic monitored
Cyberattacks against hospitals could kill patients or trigger terrorist attacks
Hospitals may be a new target for cybercriminals or terrorists as medical devices become increasingly connected.
MIT invents automatic security vulnerability fix by borrowing code from other software
CodePhage imports security checks from applications written in other programming language.
Samsung confirms fixes for Windows Update disabled issue affecting some computers
Samsung will issue the fixes via an update notification.
Dutch court orders Facebook to identify revenge porn cad
Facebook claims it doesn't have his identity
Samsung SW Update automatically disables Microsoft Windows Updates leaving desktops and laptops vulnerable
Samsung computer systems could fall prey to hacking, in the absence of Windows Updates.
Isis takes propaganda battle online and the web fights back
A look back at how Islamic State leveraged the power of social media for recruitment and propaganda.
Wikileaks: Americans spied on Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande
Julian Assange: 'French readers can expect more timely and important revelations in the near future.'
Why is the US Navy using obsolete operating system Microsoft Windows XP to run critical tasks?
Corporations and governments using archaic kit like Amiga 500s and Office 2003 could put themselves at risk.
Mac App Store patch released for XARA exploits, more security fixes coming soon
Apple has just patched up a major vulnerability with XARA exploits on the server-side of Mac App Store.
John McAfee: The death of antivirus
John McAfee discusses how the future of computer antivirus software will pan out
Google to shield revenge porn victims from search results
But victims will have to request for it.
Anonymous takes down dozens of Canadian government websites to protest C-51 anti-terrorism bill
The hacker collective took down government servers in a DDoS attack to retaliate against anti-terrorism laws.
Devastating iPhone, iPad and Mac security flaws let hackers steal Keychain passwords
Researchers found security loopholes that enable malicious apps to steal passwords on iOS and OS X.
Bruce Schneier: China and Russia had top secret files long before Snowden stole them
Schneier says the NSA should look in the mirror and not at Snowden to find source of top secret document leaks
Keyboard flaw in '600 million' Samsung Galaxy phones lets hackers control your camera
Flaw in how SwiftKey keyboard receives updates leaves Samsung Galaxy phones open to attack.
FBI probing suspected hack attack by Cardinals baseball team on rival Astros
Running the bases with cyberspying?
E-Detective: Spying tool used by over 100 law enforcement agencies has major security holes
A lawful intercept tool used by governments and law enforcement agencies around the world has a major security flaw
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