Julian Assange feels sorry for Hillary Clinton, rules out Russia as WikiLeaks source
WikiLeaks has vowed to publish over 50,000 emails in the run-up to the US elections.
Arizona man arrested for allegedly hacking thousands of university email accounts and stealing private data
The man allegedly hacked over 1,000 university email accounts and tried to do the same at 75 other universities.
Android Trojan posing as Flash Player targets over 90 major banks across US and Europe
The malware has the ability to bypass SMS-based two-factor authentication.
WikiLeaks emails shows close link between Google's Eric Schmidt and the Democrats
Former Google chief executive created a 'strategic plan' for Democrat Party success.
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UK set to opt into sharing of crime-fighting DNA and fingerprint data across the EU
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Microsoft says Russia-linked Fancy Bear hackers are exploiting Windows zero-day flaws
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Cybersecurity firm finds no evidence of secret communication between Donald Trump and Russian bank
The security firm said the information presented was inconclusive and there was no evidence of substantive contact between the two parties.
WikiLeaks reveals Podesta advised aide to 'dump all those emails' from Clinton private server
WikiLeaks has released its 25th batch of Podesta emails, which contain around 2,500 emails.
Ohio calls on National Guard to defend state's election system from hackers
The Guard's cyberprotection unit has been trying to hack the system to check for vulnerabilities.
'Hostile foreign hackers' could take down our airports and power grids, warns Philip Hammond
UK developing a 'fully functioning and operational cyber counter-attack capability'.
Will a major cyberattack strike the internet on US election day?
Uncertainty surrounds the upcoming election amid fears of Kremlin involvement.
UK vows to 'strike back' against cybercrime as £1.9bn spending package is announced
'Cyberattacks are a reality and they are happening now,' says Cabinet minister.
CNN severed ties with Donna Brazile for allegedly feeding debate questions to Clinton camp in advance
Network says it had accepted Brazile's resignation on 14 October.
Shadow Brokers leak second batch of data allegedly from NSA-linked 'Equation Group'
The leak appears to consist of a list of servers compromised by NSA hackers.
Think the Internet of Things is bad for security? Web Bluetooth could be worse
Imagine a world where any website can connect to any of your smart devices – what could go wrong?
The silent hack: Devices can be hijacked using inaudible sounds embedded into ads
Any device that has a microphone can be hijacked to carry out commands via high frequency audio beacons.
US banking regulator admits 'major incident' as 10,000 personal records lost
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has reported the issue to Congress.
Teen arrested for iPhone hack that unleashed attack on 911 emergency system
18-year old Meetkumar Hiteshbhai Desai was arrested for flooding the 911 system with emergency calls.
WikiLeaks launches 'phase three of election coverage' releasing 23rd batch of Clinton campaign chair's emails
WikiLeaks has vowed to publish more than 50,000 emails before Election Day on 8 November.
Internet's largest hacking forum removed its DDoS-for-hire section after being linked to Mirai attacks
HackForums administrator made the announcement to axe DDoS services in the wake of the massive US internet outage.
UK Apple users targeted with phishing campaign as the clocks go back
Hackers leveraged daylight saving to send out spam SMS messages to potential victims.
Top 5 cyberthreats that everybody needs to be aware of
IBTimes UK talks to security researchers, ex-FBI and ex-NSA cyber experts to find out about deadly threats in cyberspace.
Eric Garner's daughter slams Clinton campaign over WikiLeaks emails about her father
Eric Garner had died in 2014 after New York police put him in a chokehold.
Julian Assange 'deeply shocked' and 'heartbroken' over Sweden's denial of funeral pass request
Assange said he has instructed his counsel to 'appeal the request to Sweden's Attorney General'.
'Bloody hell, mate': Massive data leak exposes half a million Australian Red Cross blood donors
A SQL database backup was "placed in an insecure environment" by a third party.
Assange claims 'crazed' US forces tried to hack WikiLeaks and brand him a paedophile
"They started attacking our servers with DDoS and attempted hacking attacks."
All Windows versions potentially exposed to cyberattacks thanks to new code injection Atom Bombing
Alarmingly, the issue cannot be patched since it doesn't rely on 'broken or flawed code', say researchers.
WikiLeaks-released memo reveals Bill Clinton's wealth was tied to Clinton Foundation
Donald Trump responded to WikiLeaks' latest revelation, calling the Clintons' behaviour 'outright corruption'.
'Celebgate' hacker who stole nude photos of celebrities sentenced to 18 months in prison
The hacker was charged earlier this year with illegally accessing more than 100 Apple and Google email accounts
Putin slams US for alleging Russian meddling in elections
The Russian president denied that Donald Trump is the Kremlin's favoured candidate.
Surkov leaks: Thousands of hacked emails reportedly from high-ranking Kremlin official published
Russia brushes off hacking allegations as targeted Putin aide 'does not use email'.
WhatsApp users targeted in Sainsbury's voucher scam - here's how to avoid it
Too-good-to-be-true offer is in fact a phishing scam designed to steal your info and spread malware.
The threat of 'complex' mobile malware is on the rise warns Europol
Pegasus, YiSpecter and Stagefright are all examples of major mobile malware.
'He's not Edward Snowden,' say ex-NSA contractor Harold Martin's lawyers
Harold Martin's lawyers have appealed to a senior judge to review the case, arguing for his release from detention pending trial.
Hackers target all major UK banks with new Twitter phishing campaign
Hackers posing as customer support staff on Twitter to hoodwink customers into divulging credentials.
Dyn DNS DDoS attack was likely the work of 'script kiddies', not state actors, Flashpoint says
While many entities have claimed responsibility for the attack, Flashpoint said their claims are 'dubious'.
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