Recover Cryptolocker Encrypted Files Using Free Decryptolocker Tool
Researchers launch Decryptolocker, a free service to unlock files locked by Cryptolocker ransomware
Iran-Linked Botnet Helps Drive Cyber-Attacks Against Israel Up By 500%
Cyber-attacks on Israel increase 500% as reports suggest a link between Anonymous and Islamist group
Edward Snowden Granted Three Year Residency Permit By Russia
US whistleblower Edward Snowden has been granted a three year residence permit by Russia.
How Gang of Russian Cyber-Criminals Stole 1.2 Billion Usernames and Passwords in Just Four Months
A Russian gang amassed 1.2 billion unique online records in "the largest data breach known to date."
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Passenger Planes Vulnerable to Hacking Through Their Own Wi-Fi Networks
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'Poweliks' Fileless Malware Hides Undetected in Your System's Registry
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Anonymous Continues Cyber-Attacks on Israeli Government Websites Knocking Mossad and IDF Offline
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One Out of Every Ten Android Apps Affected with Malware and Viruses, States New Research
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Citadel Malware has Remote Attack Capabilities: Banking and Financial User Data At Risk
Security researchers state that Citadel malware has now been enhanced with the ability to exploit a device remotely, and use the system as host for cyber-crime.
New 'Fake ID' Security Scam Exposes Android Devices to Multiple Threats, Could Steal Banking Related User Data from Smartphones
Fake ID has been detected by engineers at Bluebox Labs, and the security hole could open backdoors to multiple security scams resulting in user privacy breach.
BadUSB Exploit: Exposes Unpatchable Security Flaw and Hacks USB-Devices Undetected
BadUSB exploit alters infected USB device firmware and spreads infection undetected to computers.
Chinese Hackers Did Not Steal Israel's Iron Dome Blueprints Claims Former Israeli Intelligence Officer
Former Israeli intelligence officer believes Iron Dome plans stolen by Chinese hackers were just decoys.
USB Drives Contain Undetectable Security Flaw Allowing Hackers Take Control of Your Computers
Hackers can take over your computer using malware hidden on USB devices and there is currently no fix
Cybercrime: Why Companies Need to Take Digital Security More Seriously
Axelos' head of cyber resilience encourages firms stop thinking the buck stops at IT or security
The iOS 'Backdoor' Confusion: Hysteria, Insults & Finally Debate
A "backdoor" in iOS caused media hysteria, a public slagging match & finally debate about its meaning
Tor Network's Anonymity 'Likely' Compromised By Five-Month Long Attack
Tor Project says an attack on its network may have revealed users' identities over a five month period
'Fake ID' Flaw Threatens Android Users Since 2010
Google has created fix for security flaw discovered by Bluebox research team that could affect millions.
Gaza: Israel's Iron Dome Blueprints Were 'Stolen by Chinese Hackers'
Security expert Brian Krebs reports Beijing-sponsored Comment Crew attacked Israeli defence companies
Your Personal Electronic Aura Could be The Solution to Password Hell
A UK professor proposes the creation of a personal electronic aura in oder to secure your passwords
Ransomware Evolved: Onion Malware Uses Tor, Bitcoin and Elliptic Curve Cryptography to Make You Cry
Onion ransomware uses the anonymity provided by Tor and bitcoin to cover its creators' tracks
Hacktivists Hit Back at Israel After Death of Anonymous Member in West Bank
Anonymous knocks Israeli websites offline after one of its members is killed in West Bank
'Operation Emmental' Malware Campaign Targeting Banks Across Europe
Operation Emmental is a malware campaign targeting Swiss, Swedish and Austrian bank customers.
70% of UK Internet Users At Risk of Enhanced Cyber Crimes
People preferring to access the web using old versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer run the greatest risk of being exposed to malware and related scams.
Internet Explorer the 'Most Vulnerable' Web Browser of 2014, States Study: Time to Switch to Chrome and Firefox?
Cyber criminals intensified zero day attacks on Microsoft's browser, during the first half of 2014.
Russia Offers $111,000 to Any Citizen Who Can Crack Tor Anonymity Network
Russia's Interior Ministry wants to identify internet users anonymously surfing the web on Tor.
Inside AnonGhost: The Pro-Gaza Hacktivists Waging Cyber War on Israel
We talk to the hacktivists taking the fight to Israel in cyberspace on behalf of the people of Gaza
Millions Stranded as US Passport and Visa System Hit by Mystery Glitch
Major computer glitch leaves millions in limbo
European Central Bank's Website Hacked
Email addresses and contact details stolen following security breach at the European Central Bank
Over 1000 StubHub Accounts Compromised in Cyber-Attack
It is the second time this year its parent company eBay has been hacked
Apple Denies Claims of Government Backdoor Access Points on iOS
Report suggests Apple worked with the NSA to incorporate surveillance mechanisms into iOS devices
British Tech Companies Don't Need Silicon Roundabout Postcodes to Succeed
CEO of Intercede Richard Parris believes UK tech companies can thrive outside the capital
Nigerian '419' Scammers Move into Big Time Cybercrime
Cyber criminals in Nigeria move beyond traditional "419" phishing attacks to target businesses.
Kenyan Defence Forces Twitter Account Hacked by Anonymous
Anonymous hacks Twitter accounts of Kenyan Defence Forces and spokesperson Major Emmanuel Chirchir
#OpSaveGaza: Anonymous Continues Cyber-Campaign Knocking Israeli Ministry of Defence Website Offline
Anonymous continues cyber-campaign against Israel by taking the Ministry of Defence website offline
Malaysian Airlines MH17: Fake Facebook Accounts in Victims' Names Created by Scammers
Criminals set up Facebook pages in names of three Australian children killed in crash.
Edward Snowden Asks Global Hackers to Develop Anti-Surveillance Technologies
Snowden says he intends to devote much of his time to promoting easy-to-use counter-surveillance technologies.
Russian Hackers Put 'Digital Bomb' in Nasdaq Computers
Cybercriminals attempted to derail US economy by attacking Nasdaq's computers.
#OpSaveGaza: Anonymous Takes Down 1,000 Israeli Government and Business Websites
Thousands of Israeli websites like the Tel Aviv Police Department have been brought down by Anonymous
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Brian Kilmeade Issues Apology as Backlash Mounts Over Controversial Homeless Remark
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Nepal's First Female Prime Minister Vows to Honour Protesters' Demands After Deadly Uprising
