Hackers target North Korea with Konni malware right after Pyongyang's latest ICBM test
An unknown hacker group has launched 3 different attacks against North Korean organisations in 2017 alone.
'Darn those Russians': Arizona senate candidate says hackers hijacked his Twitter account, posted porn
"It was a bad Monday," Democratic candidate Steve Weichert said.
Hackers have been targeting 3 major Hungarian banks with series of phishing attacks since June
A recent study by PhishMe found that 91% of targeted cyberattacks begin with a spear phishing email.
Creditseva data breach: 48,000 Indians' personal and sensitive data was exposed to hackers
The India-based credit service left critically sensitive data, including drivers license, home addresses, credit reports and more, exposed in a server.
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Ukraine's national postal service networks disrupted by two-day DDoS cyberattack
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Hotspot Shield VPN accused of violating users' privacy, spying on web browsing habits
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Firms face up to £17m fines if they fail to protect against hackers
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Giving your children more time online could 'save the country' says ex-GCHQ spy chief
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'Our struggle is digital' – Hackers open up about attacks on Venezuelan government websites
'You close the streets, we do so to networks', The Binary Guardians stated online.
Long distance kink or nightmare? Hacker uses Tor to 'securely' control smart dildo
A security researcher reportedly reverse engineered a dildo to securely communicate with the internet connected device via Bluetooth.
Red Cross Blood Service data breach that affected 550,000 donors caused by 'one-off human error'
The 2016 breach exposed the records of more than 550,000 prospective blood donors.
HBO hackers leak script of upcoming Game Of Thrones episode and top bosses' emails
The hackers also reportedly demanded ransom from the network, claiming that HBO is their 17th target.
Ireland's state-owned electricity provider EirGrid hit by 'state-sponsored' hackers
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) claims communications hijacked by hackers.
Android malware that can 'steal everything' for sale on underground Russian forum
The 'Svpeng' malware was rebranded 'CryEye Android Banker', security firm found.
Tor Network co-founder denies criminal activity enabled by anonymous browsing platform
Tor software is a force for good in the world, argues co-founder Roger Dingledine.
Cisco admits accidentally losing customer data due to Meraki cloud configuration error
The latest incident comes amid security experts' growing concerns about digital and cloud security.
UK ramps up cyberdefence, strengthening data protection and guidelines on smart car hacking
The UK government has issued new cybersecurity guidelines to combat smart car hacking threats.
HBO hack: Here are some expert theories on how and why it happened
Despite recent comparisons, some experts say that the HBO hack may not be worse than the Sony hack.
WannaCry 'hero' Marcus Hutchins pleads not guilty and is slated to be released on $30,000 bond
Although Hutchins was granted bail, he is yet to be released.
Disney sued for illegally tracking children through its mobile games
Disney's gaming apps contain ad-tracking software that keep track of users' online behaviour, the suit alleges.
Pro-Isis hackers exposed: Analysis reveals key members of 'radical' cybercrime group
The Russian cybersecurity firm released profiles of United Islamic Cyber Force hackers.
Wannacry and Petya: Companies hit by the attacks have lost hundreds of millions in costs
Reckitt Benckiser in the UK lost £90m in sales after the attack.
What is Kronos? A brief history of the Trojan linked to WannaCry hero Marcus Hutchins
The arrest of MalwareTech caused a shockwave - so what exactly is accused of creating?
WannaCry hackers are converting bitcoins to 'totally anonymous' Monero to hide their tracks
Monero is an extremely privacy-oriented cryptocurrency and is nearly impossible to track.
Cerber ransomware can now steal Bitcoin wallet data and browser passwords
The ransomware has recently evolved indicating that the hackers operating Cerber are looking for new ways to make more money.
'Trump has herpes' according to a hacked road traffic sign in California
Cyber-pranksters strike again by targeting a roadworks sign in California to insult Donald Trump.
HBO hackers threaten to leak more data on Sunday and 'gradually every week'
The hackers allegedly claim that their motive for the attack was financial.
Cyberwar? Pakistan's government website hacked to play Indian national anthem
The website was reportedly defaced to display a message celebrating India's independence.
Russian sentenced to 46 months in prison over role in 'global botnet conspiracy' using Ebury malware
The Russian helped install malware on thousands of computers to generate millions in fraudulent payments.
'WannaCry hero' Marcus Hutchins arrested over 'creation' of notorious banking malware
Marcus Hutchins - aka MalwareTech - was credited with stopping WannaCry.
FBI arrests Briton Marcus Hutchins credited with stopping WannaCry cyberattack
The 23-year-old was detained in Las Vegas following the Defcon hacking conference.
This new website tracks sneaky 'Russian influence operations' taking place on Twitter
Hey, Twitter account, are you a Russian spy?
US hacker allegedly DDoSed major international media to get derogatory articles taken down
Man charged with using cyberattacks to coerce US, Canadian and Australian news sites to take down articles.
New WikiLeaks files show how CIA uses 'Dumbo' tool to disrupt webcams, microphones
The release comes as part of 'Vault 7' and was branded 'dull' by one security expert.
Pwned Passwords: In 10 seconds, this new website could save you from being hacked
This new service contains 360 million pwned passwords that you should not be using.
WannaCry hackers empty out ransom accounts making away with over $140,000
The global ransomware attack is widely considered to be the work of North Korean hackers.
HBO hackers stole 'thousands' of internal files, unaired Curb Your Enthusiasm episodes
Pretty, pretty, bad: Hackers may also have material from Game of Thones and Ballers.
Massive record-breaking DDoS attack against Chinese telecom lasted for 227 hours
Security experts say that ransom DDoS attacks, involving hackers extorting money under threat of an attack, are also on the rise.
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