CYBERSECURITY

Thunderstrike resides within the ROM which makes it undetectable.

Anonymous declares cyberwar on jihadist websites following Charlie Hebdo massacre.

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

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

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesperson confirmed the mass cybersecurity breach.

The hermit state is being blamed for the cyberattack on Sony Pictures.

Major security flaw leaves personal details of all Moonpig customers exposed for 17 months

Sony staff, partners and customers praised for standing up to hackers by CEO Kaz Hirai

Reports say the staff member was Galen Marsh, 30, who worked at one of Morgan Stanley's New York branches.

The price of bitcoin has crashed below $300 to its lowest price since November 2013.

New software claims to hack iCloud accounts using brute force attack and dictionary of commonly used passwords

Cyber-attacks are increasing and we talk to the cyber-security experts about what to expect in 2015

Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal how the NSA struggled to hack the Tor deep web browser and its encryption

Anonymous group claims responsibility for hacking Xbox Live and PSN, besides leaking 13,000 passwords including Amazon credit card details.

Hackers named Lizard Squad say they have stopped cyber attacks at online gaming platforms.

Film on fictional CIA plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un doing well at box office.

Unknown group of hackers takes to Twitter claiming attacks on gaming networks.

Sony asks Twitter to remove accounts that share stolen information post the recent hacking incident.

President Park Geun-hye orders increased security after minor attacks on Gori and Wolsong nuclear reactors.

US cyber security experts say North Korea's internet services restored after prolonged blackout.

Sony Pictures plans release of The Interview through streaming service Crackle

Government officials in Pyongyang say there will be 'serious consequences' if Washington rejects the offer.

Secret Cinema told IBTimes UK that the unnamed film to be screened this weekend will definitely not be The Interview or Team America: World Police.

Sony defends its decision to cancel theatrical release after Barack Obama's criticism.

To combat crime on the dark web it is necessary to go deeper down the rabbit hole.

2014 was the year hackers took control, with everything from celebrity leaks to state-sponsored malware dominating headlines

Worrying precedent set by Sony Pictures giving in to hackers' demands with cancelled release of The Interview

Everyone thinks North Korea hacked Sony Pictures but this is highly unlikely. So who is behind the devastating cyber-attack?

If al-Qaeda had been behind the Sony Pictures cyber-attack would US government reaction be the same?