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Anonymous OpDeathEaters campaign calls for people to expose paedophile networks around the world

An Anonymous campaign to root out child abuse networks is calling on people to take to the streets on 13 February.

Hacking your money: Cloning credit cards, stealing bitcoin and spoofing Verified by Visa

FREAK security bug affects Windows users too

IBTimes UK technology editor David Gilbert looks at how easy it is for cyber-criminals to clone our credit cards and steal our money online.

Facebook denies Lizard Squad hackers were behind global outage

Lizard Squad claims responsibility for Facebook attack

Facebook has says an internal error was responsible for widespread outage, and not the hacking group Lizard Squad who earlier claimed responsibility.

Mastermind hacker leaks 20 million email addresses to highlight fake dating site profiles

Hacker named Mastermind published 20 million email addresses to highlight the issue of dating websites using fake profiles

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What are the world's worst passwords?

A list of the 25 worst passwords has been published showing people still use weak and easily crackable passwords.

Have businesses learned the lessons from Sony attack?

Technology editor David Gilbert examines in the wake of the Sony Pictures hack if businesses are preparing themselves better against cyber attacks.

US data security: 93% of American firms are vulnerable to insider threats

Despite well publicised cybersecurity breaches, Vormetric says the enemy is likely to come from within a company.

An aerial view shows the facade of the French daily evening newspaper Le Monde offices in Paris

French newspaper Le Monde's Twitter account suffers hacking attack

Syrian Electronics Army blamed for attack resulting in brief of denial of service.

US Central Command Twitter Hacked by someone in Maryland?

FBI using information from Anonymous hacktivist to help find Centcom hackers

The FBI is using information obtained by hacktivist group Anonymous to help find the hackers who compromised Centcom.

Lizard Squad website hacked revealing customer names and passwords

The group of hackers behind the attacks on PSN and Xbox Live have their website hacked and customer details stolen

Hacking John McAfee: Truth behind the guns, aliens and fake heart attacks

McAfee tells us about Belize, aliens, and life on the run - but is it all real?

Chinese government accused of hacking Microsoft Outlook

Outlook email users in China had accounts hacked by Chinese government according to GreatFire.org..

Snowden files reveal how GCHQ spies tracked iPhone users

Edward Snowden leak reveals how British spy agency GCHQ tracked iPhone users through Apple security exploit

US government monitored North Korean hackers since 2010

NSA monitored North Korean hackers since 2010 but were unable to prevent Sony hack

Despite monitoring North Korean hackers since 2010, the NSA was unable to prevent the devastating cyber-attack on Sony Pictures

China's Xiaomi to buy small stake in software firm Kingsoft

Kingsoft develops entertainment, Internet security and enterprise software.

Anonymous Op Charlie Hebdo #opcharliehebdo Twitter

Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo: Twitter provides hydra-like platform for Isis to thrive

Thousands of jihadist Twitter accounts still active despite Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo campaign.

French media websites knocked offline in suspected cyber-attack

The websites of media publications including Le Parisian, Marianne, 20 Minutes and L'Express are offline due to suspected cyber-attack.

US and UK enacting 'war games' to tackle cyber-attacks after Sony Pictures hack

The first exercise will involve a simulated attack on the financial sector.

John McAfee: 'I know who hacked Sony Pictures - and it wasn't North Korea'

John McAfee claims to have been in touch with the hacking group behind the Sony Pictures attack.

FRench media website have been knocked offline in cyber-attack

Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo: 73 jihadist websites hit and Turkish government threatened

Anonymous hacktivists continue #OpCharlieHebdo campaign with website takedown and Turkey threat.

Criminals use #JeSuisCharlie slogan to spread DarkComet malware

Cyber-criminals take advantage of Charlie Hebdo massacre by spreading DarkComet malware with #JeSuisCharlie slogan

Politicians, military personal and journalists hacked in Pirate Party stunt

Swedish Pirate Party member uses local wi-fi network to hack politicians and military experts.

David Cameron preying on our fears after Charlie Hebdo massacre with encryption ban calls

David Cameron's pledge to eradicate encryption is a blatant attempt to cash in on the Charlie Hebdo tragedy, to curb privacy.

Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo identifies Jihadist Facebook profiles

Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo campaign reveals jihadist Facebook profiles

Anonymous releases details of 14 Facebook profiles it claims belong to jihadists in the wake of Paris terror attacks

One billion Android smartphone users at risk from hackers as Google kills update

Security experts criticise Google for ending security updates to Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean).

Was Centcom's Twitter account hacked by someone in Maryland?

Anonymous claims the computers used to hack the Twitter and YouTube accounts of Centcom were located in Maryland

Isis: US Central Command Twitter account hacked with threats to American soldiers 'watch your back'

@CENTCOM attacked by Isis-sympathisers waging CyberJihad.

Cryptocurrency round-up: Bitstamp bitcoin exchange back online and darkcoin award

Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp is back online and darkcoin developer Evan Duffield wins annual award.

Following Target and Sony attacks Obama calls for 30-day mandatory reporting

Target and Sony Pictures attacks: Barack Obama wants '30 days max' for customer data loss reports

The US government will introduce laws forcing companies to report the loss of customer data within 30 days.

Anonymous campaign #OpCharlieHebdo claims first victim as French jihadist website knocked offline

French website relating to jihadist group Ansar Al Haqq knocked offline by hacktivist group Anonymous

Apple Macbooks could be affected by undetectable Thunderstrike threat, states researcher

Apple MacBooks could be affected by undetectable Thunderstrike threat, says researcher

Thunderstrike resides within the ROM which makes it undetectable.

Charlie Hebdo Paris massacre: Anonymous vows to avenge victims with cyber-war on jihadists

Anonymous declares cyberwar on jihadist websites following Charlie Hebdo massacre.

Last week, malware-infected advertisements on AOL's ad network were silently infecting computers with ransomware

Huffington Post, Yahoo News, AOL and TMZ hit by malware ads – over 1.5bn visitors at risk

Attackers have hijacked AOL's ad network to silently serve malicious ransomware ads that lock PCs.

North Korean Sony Pictures hackers 'got sloppy' when trying to hide their location, says FBI

FBI remains insistent that North Korea is behind Sony Pictures attacks, and says its hacking 'got sloppy'

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