CYBERSECURITY

Russian media spread CyberBerkut claim that diseases were 'dispersed intentionally'.

False Facebook competition is attempting to fool users into handing over their personal information.

DreamHost evicted The Daily Stormer as a client after discovering that they signed up for a domain using their automated signup form.

Michael Luciano, 58, and Philip Luciano, 29, used the vendor name 'Zane61'.

The arrest was made after Yu Pingan of Shanghai entered the US to attend a conference.

WikiLeaks claims the program has been used against numerous US agencies, including the FBI, NSA and Department of Homeland Security.

New touchscreen technology could thwart 'shoulder surfing' crooks by tricking their eyes.

Johnson joins Tiger Woods and Nicole Scherzinger in the latest batch of hacked nudes.

The firm released a new price list for tools that permit remote code execution and local privilege escalation on messaging apps.

Karim Baratov is the only person among four co-conspirators arrested in the case so far.

If the US wants to prosecute WikiLeaks, it will have to prosecute other outlets, Assange said.

Amid an alleged state doping scandal, Russian hackers are (again) linked to scandal.

Blackmailing hackers spying on victims and demanding cash is on the rise, say experts.

The banking malware can empty accounts by mimicking legitimate applications.

The software update is intended to fix battery and power management issues that caused drones to fall out of the sky.

The Department of Justice had previously requested details of 1.3m visitors to a website used to organise protests during Donald Trump's inauguration.

The global campaign has targeted Europe, the US, South Korea, Middle East and several other nations.

"If robot ecosystems continue to be vulnerable to hacking, robots could soon end up hurting instead of helping us," IOActive said.

Apple confirmed that a bug in iOS allowed the device to crack iPhone passcodes.

The hacker group has targeted PlayStation and HBO's social media accounts in recent weeks.

Even after turning off location sharing, a researcher discovered that AccuWeather still sent user data over to Reveal Mobile.

The Kremlin-linked hackers claimed that around 160 football players failed drug tests in 2015.

Google said it has now removed the malware-laced applications from its Play Store.

Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm - turns out the hackers are pretty much like everyone else.

'EternalBlue' tool being used to infect Windows PCs with fileless crypto malware.

The attacks came after the Indonesian flag was printed upside down on the official guidebook for the SEA Games.

Targeted company SwiftQueue says it 'totally refutes' allegation of millions impacted.

A flaw in LinkedIn Messenger could have let hackers upload malware-laced files and infect users.

The US DIA head Lieutenant General Vincent Stewart said the army's days of merely cleaning up cyberattacks were over.