China warns against cyberspace becoming a battlefield amid rising international tensions
China also called for 'international peace and security' to prevent an 'arms race' in cyberspace.
Obama team 'revealed' Russian election hacking ahead of Trump inauguration
Officials want to stop future hacking and leave a trail for government investigators.
Yahoo cookie hack sees 32 million user accounts affected as CEO Marissa Mayer renounces bonus
Yahoo believes that the same state-sponsored hackers behind the 2014 hack may also be responsible for latest intrusions.
Hack the Ban: These techies are working to 'pwn' Trump's immigration ban
Hack the Ban is reportedly the latest in a growing number of hacking events focussed on resisting Trump administration policies.
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NSA talent exodus: Trump fears and low morale risks brain drain of hackers and spies – report
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Campaigners take fight against 'most intrusive surveillance regime in history' to High Court
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Snowden and Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg spoke to a live audience in San Francisco.
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Yahoo employees now have 'near-daily' meetings with CEO Marissa Mayer and weekly meetings with CISO Bob Lord.
IoT teddy bear leaked over 2 million children and parents' data via unprotected MongoDB database
Spiral Toys' CloudPets line of connected stuffed toys leaked credentials from over 800,000 user accounts data.
Apple to prompt all iOS users to turn on two-factor authentication?
Users of its iOS 10.3 beta are reportedly receiving push notifcations about 2FA.
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Find out if your email address is insecure and how to create a stronger password.
Snooper's Charter plans for mass collection of Britain's internet data delayed by EU court
Your internet history is safe for now as law was deemed illegal.
Russian cyber experts' treason charges related to 7-year-old allegations of data sharing with US
The FBS and the Kremlin are yet to comment on the matter.
Hackers say they can break through cybersecurity defenses and compromise your system within 12 hours
'Data breaches take an average of 250–300 days to detect—if they're detected at all,' study co-author says.
Cloudflare data leak: How to check if your data is safe and what to do to keep your accounts secure
The Cloudbleed affected millions of websites including Uber, OkCupid, Fitbit and more.
German intelligence spied on foreign media including BBC, Reuters for years – report
BND reportedly monitored numerous journalists across the globe since 1999.
New York airport leaks over 750GB-worth of emails, passwords and government files
Huge database leak a 'complete compromise' of airport network integrity, expert says
Cloudflare leaks dating site messages and Uber data as millions of websites exposed to bug
'CloudBleed' hits the web: OKCupid, Uber and more impacted by huge security coding snafu.
Is Gmail down? Google users reporting issues with account login and 2-step verification
If you are having problems getting into your Gmail account, you're not alone.
Hacker gets 42 years in prison for possessing child pornography in Clinton Foundation hack linked case
Timothy Sedlak from Florida pleaded guilty to attempting to access an unnamed charity organisation's networks.
Cybercriminal selling nearly one million Coachella accounts on the dark web
An underground data trader is reportedly selling Coachella accounts for $300.
Cyberwar: Russia admits 'information troops' involved in expanded propaganda operations - report
The acknowledgement follows repeated allegations that Kremlin conducted cyberattacks targeting Western nations.
Hackers could steal your data just by using the LED lights on your computer
Air-gapped computers are typically hard to hack, but one team in Israel has found a way.
'You're f**ked, kiddo': Terror threat texts sent via 'anonymous' messaging app ends in FBI raid
Garrett Grimsley used an anonymous app to make threats. Hours later, the FBI knocked.
New macOS X ransomware distributed via BitTorrent may encrypt your files forever
Victims may never be able to get their files back.
Peter Thiel's Palantir allegedly helped NSA spy programme XKeyscore, new Snowden documents reveal
The CIA's venture capital branch In-Q-Tel reportedly invested in Palantir.
Julian Assange offers to help South Korea set up government-backed WikiLeaks
This comes after South Korean presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung proposed an organisation similar to WikiLeaks.
UK police arrest suspect linked to Deutsche Telekom hack that hit 900,000 routers
The National Crime Agency (NCA) picked up the unnamed suspect, 29, at Luton airport.
UK politician accuses Russia of 'corrupt involvement' in UK elections amid hacking fears
Chris Bryant MP says some of the 'highest level' security decisions are compromised.
NSA will continue to disclose zero-day bugs under Trump... for now
Intel officials say US president unlikely to change rules around disclosure of software vulnerabilities.
Google Chrome 'missing font' hack is the latest malware scam you need to avoid
This Chrome 'hack' can be used to trick unwitting web users into downloading malware.
India's 1.3 billion citizens' biometric data to be shared with private firms, raising privacy concerns
Fingerprints, iris scans and more of around 1.3bn Indians have been collected as part of the government's India Stack programme.
Convicted TalkTalk hacker warns budding cybercriminals about the dangers of a life of crime - Report
19-year-old Daniel Kelly recently admitted to blackmailing TalkTalk and is facing up to 14 years in jail.
Verizon cuts Yahoo price tag by $350m following massive data breaches
Verizon's Marni Walden said the company has "always believed this acquisition makes strategic sense".
US Homeland Security staff shut out due to temporary network outage – report
DHS employees in Washington and Philadelphia were reportedly unable to access few of the agency's computer networks.
US Senator demands answers about border control forcing US citizens to unlock phones
The CBP demanded access to phone PIN numbers and social media passwords.
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