Class action suit against Facebook over privacy violations in Europe set to begin in Vienna
Austrian law graduate Max Schrems is spearheading a class action suit with support of about 25,000 Facebook users.
Isis-linked hackers launch major cyberattack on French television network TV5Monde
Hackers halt broadcast operations and take control of network's Facebook page.
FBI: Patch WordPress vulnerability before Isis sympathisers deface your website
The FBI is warning WordPress users to patch a CMS plugin vulnerability exploited by Islamic State.
Al-Qaeda linked terror groups drop online communication after Edward Snowden leaks
At least three Al Qaeda affiliates altered their communications, using human couriers instead of email and mobile phones, according to think-tank Henry Jackson Society.
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Fake Pirate Bay clone offloading banking malware to WordPress users
A rogue Pirate Bay clone is using a Flash Player vulnerability to push the Nuclear exploit kit.
Anonymous threats of 'electronic Holocaust' are nothing more than incendiary rhetoric
Anonymous is promising an attack which will "erase Israel from cyberspace" but the chances of success are tiny
Syrian Electronic Army hacks hosting services for 'supporting' terrorist websites
The Syrian Electronic Army has attacked five web hosting companies claiming they were supporting terrorist websites.
Tinder decreases fake dating profiles by 90% but identity problems remain
Tinder is using PhoneID and SMS verification to better locate and get rid of fraudulent dating profiles
Uber, Amazon, EE, Vodafone and Netflix accounts being sold on dark web for as little as 34p
A cybercriminal is selling access to customer accounts from Uber, EE, Vodafone, Amazon and Netflix
Bitcoin: Blockchain could become 'safe haven' for hosting child sexual abuse images
Interpol cyber threat research finds fixed open space on blockchain where data can be stored and referenced within encrypted transactions.
NSA considered winding up of phone tapping project before Edward Snowden leaks
Some NSA officials believed that secret programme's costs were too high, taking into account its limited counterterrorism benefits.
GitHub hit by 'largest ever DDoS attack' from Chinese hackers over anti-censorship projects
GitHub has been experiencing a cyberattack for three days and the traffic is all coming from China.
Air France website hacked by 'Algerian Mujahideen'
The hackers said they defaced the website to avenge the 'blood' of the 'Mujahideen of Algeria'.
British Airways suffers cyber-attack affecting thousands of frequent flyer accounts
British Airways has frozen tens of thousands of frequent flyer accounts that were infiltrated by hackers.
Asian hackers using Android malware for sex extortion and blackmail
Gangs in South Korea and Japan are using Skype to record cybersex videos and Android apps to steal data.
BitWhisper: It's possible to steal data from air-gapped computers using heat
Ben-Gurion University says thermal sensors in air-gapped PCs can be compromised to leak data.
Russia playing the long game in global cyberwar campaign
Russia's cyber-capabilites are the focus of much attention but it is playing the long game says one expert
Smartphone owners better at protecting personal info but failing with sensitive work data
Smartphone owners are protecting personal data more, but are failing to protect sensitive work information
Twitch hacked with users information stolen including credit card details
Video game streaming service Twitch reveals it was hacked with user names, passwords and credit card details
Chinese anti-censorship group GreatFire.org hit by aggressive DDoS attack
A group dedicated to fighting Chinese internet censorship has come under DDoS attack for the first time
Barack Obama: Fears US president's new Fitbit fitness tracker threatens national security
Obama is using a Fitbit fitness tracker but how safe it all the data it is collecting about him?
Cisco to help customers avoid NSA interception by shipping equipment to empty houses
Concerned about NSA backdoors being installed in routers? Cisco will deliver equipment to vacant addresses
Anonymous sets sights on the stars in call to 'unite as a species' and explore space
New video from hacktivist collective Anonymous claims humanity should 'boldly explore the unknown'.
Freak Attack: Thousands of iOS and Android apps remain at risk despite software updates
Over 2,000 of the most popular apps on the iOS and Android platforms are vulnerable to the Freak flaw
Disappearance of Evolution from Dark Web won't stem drugs and guns trade
Many are speculating about an exit scam, but the dust has yet to settle on the story.
Edward Snowden leaks did the marketing for GCHQ in its spy recruitment drive
GCHQ is now viewed as a cutting-edge technology operation making it more attractive to potential recruits.
Evolution offline: Biggest dark web drugs marketplace exit scam sees millions in bitcoin disappear
Administrators of Evolution, the largest dark web drugs marketplace, have disappeared with its users money
iPhones and iPads vulnerable to brute force attack using £120 IP-Box
A piece of hardware costing from £120 could crack a four-digit PIN code on iPhones or iPads running iOS 8.
Jamie Oliver website still serving malware to visitors a month after breach discovery
Malwarebytes identified malicious code on JamieOliver.com that continues to infect users' computers
Yahoo signals the end of the password by launching On-Demand service at SXSW
Yahoo's new sign-on method sends a time-sensitive code to your mobile number, removing the need for passwords
US officials confident of arresting JPMorgan hackers
Criminal complaint against hackers expected to filed in coming months.
Halifax bank app lets you log in using nothing but your heartbeat
Halifax bank is trialling a smartphone app which lets customers log in using nothing but their heartbeat.
Mobile Security Summit: TaiG announces jailbreak convention with prominent hackers in China
TaiG announces its jailbreak convention titled 'Mobile Security Summit' for 27 March in Beijing, China.
Hackers sell exploits on the Dark Web to steal everything from your smartphone
Hackers are selling malware via dark web black markets that can exploit the inherent security weaknesses on PCs to break their way in to smartphones
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