CYBERSECURITY

Researchers believe the World Anti-Doping Agency breach was a form of retaliation against whistleblower Yuliya Stepanova.

Protest calls on anyone with links to intelligence agencies to 'sever all ties' with Tor.

Website is hosting allegedly hacked emails and files from US political officials.

Group behind a string of high-profile attacks targeted the online encyclopedia founder's Twitter account.

Researchers found they could trick four out of five systems used to lock smartphones and safeguard data.

Recent drop in Dridex's activities indicates key changes in cybercriminals' mode of operation.

The Intercept reports that the smoking gun lies in an unreported, top-secret draft NSA manual.

The online course is aimed at creating an army of cyber-soldiers to add to the numbers of Isis-affiliated hacker groups.

Investigatory Powers Bill will give GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 enhanced spying powers.

More than 2000 non-consensual photos of students were found on the website.

Over a dozen senior officials and board members admit cybersecurity failings.

The rapid evolution of cybercrime has brought about a 'big convergence' in the way cyberattacks are launched.

The ransomware also affected manufacturing, telecom and transportation industries.

The company says the breach was 'part of a sophisticated attack' targeting different hotels, restaurants and retailers.

Unspecified sources said a Trump campaign staffer's emails were infected and spread malware.

The 'unathorised access' reportedlty exposed between 200 and 300 major customers.

Campaign was exposed by researchers at cybersecurity firm Symantec.

Officials spotted 'indications' it was compromised by 'spearphishing' tactics.

Security researchers warn that more Pokemon Go spam campaigns may appear while the game remains popular.

A fight has erupted online over Dotcom offering McAfee employee a job as CTO of Megaupload 2.0.

The cryptocurrency site warns Chinese users to be 'extra vigilant' when downloading binaries from the site.

Shadow Brokers said losing bids would not be refunded, instead 'consolation prizes' would be granted to losing bidders.

Both companies have issued fixes addressing the exploits that were recently made public.

The authors of Cerber fixed the flaw in the ransomware's code that made decryption possible.

Hackers use fake emails made to look like payment documents.

A loophole in the Event Viewer feature enables attackers to hack into any Windows OS without a trace.

Suspected Russian hacking team called the Shadow Brokers leaked the data.

Over 2,000 malware samples – from ransomware to password stealers – were found.

Cloud-based cybersecurity firm Duo Security's report highlights the dangers of phishing email campaigns.