CYBERSECURITY

Critics of China's new cyber laws reportedly raised concerns over issues related to intellectual property.

Alleged teen hacker charged following series of DDoS attacks.

IBTimes UK recaps the most shocking hacks, detailing how hackers wreaked havoc.

Local councils reportedly conducted covert surveillance on dog walkers, among others.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has authoritative access to records of millions of individual American deposits.

In his latest interview, the WikiLeaks founder confirmed that his 'internet has been returned'.

President Barack Obama said earlier that the US government needed to and would 'take action'.

The iPhone 4s is a relatively old model and quite easy to hack into.

Lithuanian Cyber Security Centre head said that the spyware was active for nearly 6 months before it was detected.

Snowden has slammed the congressional report saying its 'core claims are made without evidence'.

The hacker group known as Fancy Bear has previously been linked to the Russian Military Intelligence (GRU).

Worried about nation state hacking? Want to learn what hackers are really like? Mr Robot has the answers.

One customer reported that his compromised account was used to buy a $3000 European vacation.

The group has maintained that it hacks only to test security and is not doing so maliciously.

The home page is now up and functioning normally.

A daming response: IOActive claims 'theoretical at best, sensationalising at worst'.

'This kind of blackout is very, very rare,' the head of national energy provider Ukrenergo said.

Stay grounded, people. There's no direct evidence that in-flight system tampering can bring down a plane.

Classified government records are believed to have been accessed by the hackers.

Report highlights how businesses in UK are far less equipped to handle breaches as compared to those in the US.

Protesters reported crashing smartphones and disappearing Facebook updates.

The restrictions come following similar strikes against Twitter, Dropbox and YouTube.

The company noted it has found 'no evidence that any data has been made publicly available'.

European governments are warning of escalating threat of Russian hacking.

The damaging emails from Podesta's personal account were steadily released by WikiLeaks until Election Day.

The call for greater cybersecurity comes after a massive cyberattack on Tesco Bank in November.

The disclosures are expected to be made public as early as January 2017.

During the election campaign WikiLeaks had published Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta's emails.

The CIA, DNI and the FBI now appear to be in agreement about Russia's role and motives in election interference.