US Secret Service Looking for Software to Detect Sarcastic Smileys and Internet Posts
Secret Service calls for analytical tool to 'detect sarcasm and false positives' in cyberspace.
Tiananmen Square 25th Anniversary: China Condemned for Blocking Google Under 'Strictest Censorship Ever'
Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, China has imposed its widest block on Google yet.
Gameover for Slavik - The Cybercrime Kingpin Behind the Zeus Malware
The FBI has placed Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev on its most wanted list as law enforcement agencies close in on the author of the Zeus Trojan.
What is Gameover Zeus and How Do I Protect Myself?
Warnings about the Gameover malware have led people to ask what it is and how do I protect my computer?
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Iranian Hackers Use Fake Facebook Profiles to Spy on High Profile UK and US Targets
Iranian hackers carry out sophisticated, three-year spying campaign using fake Facebook accounts to target victims in US and UK.
Ryan Ackroyd: 'Sabu Took Snitching to a Whole New Level'
LulzSec hacker Ryan Ackroyd isn't angry at Hector Monsegur, just disappointed he snitched to help trap others
Apple Says iCloud Security Not Compromised as iPhones Held to Ransom
Apple says a breach of iCloud security was not the reason iPhone and iPad users had devices locked and held to ransom.
Anonymous Hacker-Turned-Informant Sabu Sentenced to One Year's Probation
Hector Monsegur sentenced to time served and one year's probation for cyber-attacks on Sony, Visa and Mastercard.
iPhone and iPad Users Held to Ransom by Hacker in Australia
iPhone, iPad and Mac users are being held to ransom as a hacker remotely locks their devices and demands a ransom
Sabu the Super-Snitch Likely to Avoid Jail for 'Extraordinary' Cooperation
Hacker Hector Monsegur (aka Sabu) set to avoid jail for "extraordinary cooperation" in helping identify fellow hackers
China Tells Local Banks to Avoid IBM Servers as US Spying Row Escalates
IBM already suffered decline in sales due to Edward Snowden scandal.
Chinese Hackers Could be Denied US Visas for Cyber Conferences
US government considers using visa restrictions to prevent Chinese hackers from attending Def Con and Black Hat conferences.
eBay Hack: Outdated Password System Means Huge Cyber-Attacks are 'The New Normal'
The latest eBay data breach has once again highlighted the problem with passwords, yet there remains no clear successor
eBay Data on Sale for Bitcoin is Fake Says Online Retailer
Ebay claims ads selling stolen database information are fake, despite the contents being consistent with hacker data.
Indicted Hackers Targeted US Companies Having Deals With China Firms
US companies with business deals in China have been asked to be cautious in light of recent hacking revelations.
WikiLeaks Reveals Afghanistan is Second Country Having All Phone Calls Monitored by NSA
Despite warnings that it may lead to deaths, Wikileaks has revealed that Afghanistan is the being mass surveilled by the NSA
PQChat: The 'World's Most Secure' Messaging App Unbreakable by Quantum Computing
A new instant messaging service offers unhackable encrypted communication that holds no personal information on users
China to Begin Cyber Checks on IT Products Following Spying Allegations
China will vet all technology products and services used by government, following US allegations of cyber spying.
eBay Breach: Do I Need to Change My Password?
eBay urges users to change passwords after personal data from 233 million accounts was compromised - but is it too late?
eBay Urges Users to Reset Passwords After Huge Cyberattack
A massive data breach has forced eBay to warn 233 million users to change their passwords
Potential FBI Hackers Smoking Weed Before Interviews Triggers No Drugs Policy Review
The FBI needs 2,000 more hackers to help them in the war against cybercrime, but a lot of them smoke marijuana
Wikileaks to Reveal Name of Mystery Country Having All Phone Calls Tapped by NSA
Anti-secrecy organisation to disclose name of tapped country despite warnings of deaths from Glenn Greenwald.
China Labels US Government as 'Deceitful' and Voices 'Strong Indignation' at Spying Charges
US government accused of double standards after accusing five Chinese military personnel of spying on US companies.
Tech Talk: What Does EU-Google Ruling Mean?
While some hailed the EU-Google ruling as a win for personal privacy, most have called into question its logic.
US Charges Chinese Cyber-Spies with Stealing Nuclear Power Plant Plans
US claims five Chinese military officials carried out cyber-attacks against six US companies, including a nuclear power company.
US Charges Chinese Government Officials With Cyber-Espionage
US government will charge five Chinese government officials with stealing American trade secrets.
Anonymous #PayPal14 Campaign Spreads Pirated Copy of Glenn Greenwald's Book on Snowden
Anonymous promotes pirated copy of Glenn Greenwald's book in protest at involvement with eBay founder Pierre Omidyar
Doge Vault Confirms Dogecoin Accounts Were Hacked
The administrator of popular dogecoin wallet Doge Vault has confirmed the service was the victim of a cyber attack
Massive Dogecoin Hack Suspected in Dogevault Closure
Popular dogecoin wallet service Dogevault is thought to have been the victim of a serious cyber attack.
Rogue Employees: The Biggest Threat to Information Security
Malware and cybercriminals may grab the headlines, but threats from rogue employees pose the biggest risk for companies
The Fight for @YourAnonNews and the Missing $35,000
One of the most prominent voices within Anonymous has been undermined by in-fighting and a missing $35,000.
Cybercrime Boss Offers Ferrari to Top Hacker
Online fraud gangs are offering lavish rewards in a bid to attract top tech talent.
New Android Malware Targets 'Illegal' Porn Users
Users of infected devices hit with demand for money from fake law enforcement agency.
300,000 Servers Remain Vulnerable to Heartbleed Bug After One Month
A security researcher has found that more than 300,000 servers are still vulnerable to attack using the Heartbleed Bug.
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