CYBERSECURITY

Losses due to fraud on credit and debit cards in Britain rose by 18% to £492m last year, study shows.

Bitfinex confirmed the breach and said it had suspended trading, deposits and withdrawals of bitcoins.

Telegram, which offers encrypted chat, is used by roughly 20 million people in the country.

Database highlights scary solutions used to invade citizen privacy around the world.

US financial sector 'very much at risk' of falling victim to Bangladesh Bank-style cyberheist.

IDF officials fear popular game will compromise sensitive information or base secrets.

Suspect is accused of running a 40-strong network of cybercriminals.

'Simply not worth the risk' of secure services getting into the wrong hands.

Russian cybersecurity specialist expresses 'deep regret' for 'inappropriate' image.

Hackers accessed usernames, email addresses and passwords before Disney shut down the forums.

Nine other senior members of the white hat hacker community were also reportedly arrested.

Emails and passwords of at least 56 South Korean officials have been compromised.

Kat.am has claimed that it has retained its database and has already launched two new mirrors.

A security service said it was a targeted virus that had been made professionally.

Around 21 airports in Vietnam experienced issues with their systems following the attacks.

The latest attack follows a series of high-profile data breaches involving Democratic Party organisations.

GCHQ special unit JTRIG used shortened URLs to attract and influence hacktivists in the Middle East.

The Microsoft-owned firm has claimed the 'vast majority' of users will be unaffected.

The levitating laptop was developed by experts to help defend against cyberattacks by malicious hackers.

WikiLeaks has been criticised for disclosing sensitive data of innocent civilians.

Names, email addresses and credit card details may have been compromised.

The only way to thoroughly delete chats is to 'delete the app entirely'.

Four fraudulent money transfers were made to the Manila-based Rizal Commercial Banking Corp in the heist.

AdGholas also determined victims' time zones, PC language settings and more when targeting attacks.

Russia's Federal Security Service says it now has a method to collect encryption keys to spy on users' data.

The agency is investigating the infiltration at the Democratic National Committee.

Interpark has admitted that 10 million customer records were stolen in the hack

Deer.io is said to be hosting over 1,000 shops, most of which sell stolen products from compromised accounts.

US security officials say the hackers wanted to show off how Moscow wields cyber influence