CYBERSECURITY

Guardian of Peace hackers warn Sony Pictures not to release The Interview calling it "a movie of terrorism"

The internet reacts to former Anonymous hacker and FBI informant Hector Monsegur appearing at the party.

Snowden defended the attempt as he became ­concerned about the possible consequences, former KGB agency Boris Karpichkov revealed.

A hacking group called Lizard Squad takes responsibility for knocking Sony's PlayStation Network offline.

North Korea was suspected of committing attack in revenge for production of movie about assassination of country's leader Kim Jong-Un

Some Sony employees receive emails threatening them and their families.

DeathRing malware could launch attacks such as phishing, and thereby invade user privacy.

It is alleged that they were plotting to 'raid the country's communication systems'.

Kaspersky Lab said three hacking campaigns might have been conducted or organised by the same group.

Hackers reveal how much comic duo made from their latest movie.

Security problem with popular messaging app WhatsApp means entire chat histories

North Korea has denied its involvement in the hack on Sony Pictures which saw personal and financial details, and entire films stolen

Sony Pictures has refused to lay the blame for the devastating hack on its systems on North Korea.

The hack brought down company's corporate network and leaked sensitive documents.

Iranian government hackers pose cyber-sabotage threat to major airports and US airline security systems

Sensitive personal details of almost 7,000 Sony Pictures employees are being traded online.

Iran-based hackers infiltrated into servers of more than 50 businesses, facilities, and organisations worldwide, says cyber security company Cylance.

Does North Korea have the skills and expertise to attack a major Hollywood studio like Sony Pictures?

Sony Pictures and FBI launched probes after a number of unreleased films were leaked on the internet

FBI says malware can overwrite all data on hard drives and prevent systems from booting up.

Speculations that North Korea in outrage over Sony's new film where CIA plots to assassinate Kim Jong-un.

Highly sophisticated gang stealing data from over 100 public companies in order to profit on the stock market

Christmas deals extend to the dark web with discounts on drugs, botox, credit cards and even smartphones.

Fury has been a hit on file sharing sites, with more than 880,000 downloads.

In survey of more than 23,000 internet users conducted by Centre for International Governance Innovation, just 60% have heard of Snowden.

Assad's cyber-wing targets CDN network used by media outlets across the globe.

The Independent, Chicago Tribune, CNBC, PC World, Forbes and the Telegraph are a handful affected

Hacktivist group Anonymous has published the credit card details of KKK leader Frank Ancona

Twitter wants to serve you better recommendations so it's started tracking what apps are on your phone