CYBERSECURITY

Fears of a potential breach were raised after some Apple developers' home addresses were changed to an address in Russia.

The vulnerability affects voice assistants from Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung and Huawei.

The social media site said the ads were consistent with what they referred to as 'information operations'.

Hackers were handed jail time for accessing high-profile victims' email accounts.

Details remain murky, but North Korea is again named in an ATM hacking case.

The company has urged its customers to never divulge any information to calls from unknown numbers.

Resurgence in energy sector attacks linked to 'Dragonfly' cyber espionage unit.

The hacker group has dumped the user manual for an NSA exploit dubbed UNITEDRAKE.

Instagram and Facebook are reportedly attempting to force the hackers' website offline by registering hundreds of Doxagram domains.

The company said it 'disagreed' with the allegations but was 'pleased to bring this matter to a close after 2 1/2 years'.

Nearly 65% of Fortune 100 firms are estimated to actively use web applications built with the Apache Struts framework.

Police granted legal backing to infiltrate devices in anti-terror move.

Every employee has the 'right to private life and correspondence', the European Court of Human Rights said.

Edgars Rinkēvičs said Western nations still underestimate Russia's hybrid warfare.

Emails claim to be from Student Loans Company, but will steal your identity.

One hacker group reportedly hijacked nearly 22,000 servers in renewed attacks.

"Today a massive hacking attack on my homepage - with greetings from Russia," CDU vice chairman Julia Kloeckner tweeted.

Chinese Supreme Court sentences man from Guangdong for letting people access banned foreign sites.

The malware is known to target political groups and comes with a wide range of data collection, espionage and security-evading features.

Founder Peter Daou said he and his wife launched the platform because Clinton's voters are "unrepresented in the media".

Gangs are reportedly stealing information for foreign states.

Firm confirms 'external attack that compromised the security of our databases'.

The warning reads 'HoeflerText font wasn't found'. Experts say never click it.

The individuals exposed range from a former UN worker in the Middle East to a soldier who was tasked with the logistics of the Abu Ghraib warehouse.

The hacker reportedly hijacked the police radio and impersonated an officer, leading the car chase to be called off.

The hackers launched a searchable database selling the email addresses and phone numbers of 6 million Instagram users.

Researchers said they discovered the data repositories during their investigation into the unrelated WWE data leak.

The leaked database contained TrueStresser's credentials for its control panel, which is used by customers to launch DDoS attacks.

The algorithm has been developed by researchers at Oxford University and Google.