CYBERSECURITY

George Clooney gave wedding guests burner mobile phones to prevent anyone leaking pictures

Research shows people willing to give up firstborn or favourite pet just to get free Wi-Fi access

Ello, the anti-Facebook social network, was taken offline in a suspected DDoS attack

A Russian cybercrime gang stole sensitive data from the Ukrainian government

We canvas cyber security experts about what the Shellshock bug is and what its impact could be

Australia's new anti-terror laws are 'a license to snoop on anyone, any time, anywhere'.

Apple admits Mac OS X is vulnerable to the Shellshock bug, but says most users are "safe by default".

Internet giants are designing defences to bash bug.

Security researchers claim a bug affecting Linux & Mac OS X could be bigger than Heartbleed.

Security researcher succeeds in hacking a Canon Pixma printer to play Doom, a retro video game

Security researcher informed Apple of iCloud security flaw months before celebrity images leaked

Bash bug, or Shellshock, described as more dangerous than infamous Heartbleed security flaw

A website threatening to leak nude images of Emma Watson has been revealed to be a hoax

iPhone 6 Touch ID susceptible to hacking like iPhone 5S as Apple fails to upgrade security

Approximately 880,000 Viator customers had their payment card information compromised.

Following the latest nude celebrity picture leaks, a site has appeared warning Emma Watson "is next"

Apple has hit out at Google and Facebook for the selling of user data.

US Senate claims hackers associated with Chinese government attacked commercial targets

Security breach at eBay puts users looking for iPhones at risk of account details being stolen.

Online security giant Symantec has decided to stop blocking links to gay and lesbian advocacy websites

In a full-page advert in the New York Times, PayPal criticised Apple's iCloud hack-and-leak

At Moment of Truth event, Edward Snowden and Julian Assange pressed NZ public to hold government to account.

NSA can see traffic from almost every provider in the world – T-Mobile, Orange, BT, SingTel, TeliaSonera, Telstra.

WikiLeaks releases latest in SpyFiles series, revealing spy malware used against journalists.

Beyond the "war on Isis" there is a fierce below-radar war in cyberspace for economic and political influence

Yahoo's secret legal attempts to fight the US government are revealed in new documents.

Dropbox transparency report reveals US government data requests.

In the wake of recent email account detail leaks, here's where you can check if yours was compromised.

Peter Pan email phishing scam infects computers with malware that sucks out all your personal credentials.