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#FreeBogatov: Russian Tor node operator released to house arrest after three-month detainment

Tor exit node operator Dmitry Bogatov, accused of inciting violence, has been released from jail.

Who really benefits from cyber-attacks?

Philippe Very, professor of strategic management at EDHEC Business School, considers how cloud providers benefit from cyber-attacks.

Wells Fargo data leak: Over 50,000 clients' confidential details accidentally leaked in mailing error

The news comes amid growing concerns over cyberattacks, massive data breaches and accidental data leaks.

'Keys to kingdom' leaked by Sweden exposing military secrets and EU secure intranet

Names, photos and addresses of air force pilots, people under witness relocation, SEAL team operators and more were leaked.

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More than half of companies in Germany hit by spying, sabotage or data theft in past two years

These attacks cost an estimated €55bn worth of damage per year.

Kim Dotcom: 'NZ government lied to court about spying on me through my smartphone'

A High Court ruling reveals that Kim Dotcom was spied on for two months longer than the NZ government admitted.

Can you hack the Tor network? You could earn $4,000 if you find a way

Tor: 'We need to constantly address issues before they can potentially become a threat'.

Microsoft is waging a silent cyberwar with Russian 'Fancy Bear' hackers

Fighting hacking with federal court as tech giant regaining domains using via legal means.

Update your iPhone now to prevent hackers using Wi-Fi to break in

Apple has patched a critical iOS security vulnerability that enables a hacker to remotely hijack iPhones.

Ocean's Eleven: How hackers tried to steal from a casino by hijacking a smart fish tank

Security experts said that hackers managed to steal some data and send it to a device in Finland before the attack was stopped.

Is Dream Market still online? Dark web users panic on Reddit after global crackdown on drug sites

AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces are now offline - but many fear what comes next.

DarkHotel hackers are going after political targets instead of CEOs with new Inexsmar malware

The hacker group has been around for decades and is known for using hotel Wi-Fi to hack and spy on victims.

Donald Trump's US-Russia joint cyber unit may become a reality as Kremlin confirms 'talks underway'

Trump previously tweeted about creating a cybersecurity unit after talks with Putin but backtracked after receiving flak.

Newcastle University plagued by fake phishing site that accepts payment for courses

Scammers want to trick prospective Newcastle University students into paying tuition fees on a phishing site.

AlphaBay and Hansa dark web markets shuttered in global cybercrime operation

The sites offered hundreds of thousands of illicit goods for sale, including Class A drugs.

Hackers could turn your home security camera into a spy hole with 'Devil's Ivy' security flaw

Millions of IoT devices vulnerable using the gSOAP toolkit.

Hackers now want to steal your voice: Here's how to protect yourself

Defend your smartphone from voice impersonators gaining access to your bank account.

Dark Web now offering hackers crash courses on how to be a card fraudster

Security experts say an escalating underground ecosystem of payment card fraud can lead to $24bn in losses by 2018.

Hollywood reluctant to depict Vladimir Putin over fears 'patriotic hackers' could take revenge

Putin's on-screen portrayals reportedly put on hold amid fears of hacking retaliation.

Galaxy S8 iris recognition system hacked

TSB bank to offer Europe's first iris scan smartphone login - but is it really secure?

'You can't replace your eyes or reset your fingerprints' as security experts warn of biometric shortfalls.

Hacker steals over $30m in Ethereum by exploiting flaw in Parity wallet

The Parity wallet allegedly contained a 'critical' vulnerability that allowed the hacker to compromise at least three accounts.

Russian man sentenced to 5 years in prison over role in developing notorious Citadel malware

Mark Vartanyan is the second individual charged in connection to the sophisticated Citadel malware.

Russians plan to protest in streets of Moscow in support of web freedom

The state permit allows 'up to 10,000 people' to attend the web-freedom march.

Cyber sextortion scams on the rise as cybercrooks cash in on 'safe' spaces on social media

Spies in the age of social media: Ex-CIA experts reveal challenges of modern espionage

Technology has changed the game as social media could hinder espionage work.

Segway hacked: High-speed scooter hijacking flaw could leave riders out-of-control

A Segway/Ninebot smartphone app that controls movement could be remotely hacked.

Teen discovers 'holy grail' Facebook hack - your account is at risk if you forget this one thing

Facebook accounts are vaulable to hackers with this phone number trick could let them in.

Identities of benefits claimants exposed after council accidentally publishes names on website

The Sutton Council has apologised for the 'inadvertent' publication of personal records.

Clinton, Romney campaign managers team up with top security experts to fight election hacking

Eric Rosenbach, who served as chief of staff to former secretary of defence Ash Carter, will run the project.

FedEx braces for financial loss as global cyberattack leaves computer systems offline

FedEx: 'We cannot estimate when TNT services will be fully restored'.

MPs and peers left in dark over source of biggest cyberattack on UK Parliament

House of Commons Commission refuses to comment on email hack due to security concerns.

How the UK's new porn crackdown will impact you and why it could end in disaster

When do the new porn age checks come into effect and what are the cybersecurity risks?

Cyberheist suspects charged for selling hacked weapons software to Iranian government

Mohammed Ajily reportedly hired 'crackers' to break into stolen computer software.

What is GhostCtrl? Android malware 'possesses' devices to spy, steal and do its bidding

GhostCtrl is a variant of the commercially available OmniRAT malware that can target Android, Mac, Windows and Linux systems.

FBI warns parents of serious privacy and safety risks that come with internet-connected children's toys

"The exposure of such information could create opportunities for child identity fraud," the FBI warned.

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