Google Chrome users vulnerable to malware that tags people in random Facebook comments
Chrome has been targeted with similar malware attacks in the past.
Leaked Tor Project chat logs reveal it struggled over hiring ex-CIA agent
Internal chat logs show how the non-profit organisation's work may be affected by the intelligence community.
Intel may quit cyber security business as it plans to sell division formed from McAfee acquisition
The deal when finalised is expected to be one of the biggest in the sector.
Hacker puts over 650,000 personal patient records for sale on the dark web
The hacker allegedly acquired the data from three different US healthcare organisations.
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Banking malware Dridex is back from the dead with a new campaign
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EU-US agree on final terms for data privacy pact as UK mulls over similar deal post Brexit
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Crypto-ransomware attacks have reached 'epidemic' status, Kaspersky Lab says
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Not now, Julian Assange – WikiLeaks hoping Brexit vote will let him leave Ecuador Embassy
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Connecting with strangers on LinkedIn may leave one vulnerable to cyberattacks
Intel Security research indicates that hackers vigilantly track 'senior level professionals' on social media sites.
Hackers hit University of Cambridge leaking 1,500 email addresses and passwords
It is unclear how hackers accessed the university's systems and why the passwords leaked are in cleartext.
US court rules FBI did not need warrant to hack computer even as Senate strikes down open access
The ruling said the warrant was not needed as IP addresses are voluntarily given up by users.
Godless malware with multiple rooting exploits could pose threat to Android devices
Devices in India, Indonesia and Thailand are seen as at highest risk of malware.
Isis hackers release new 'random' kill list with 4000 names from database previously available online
Questions raised over Daesh's Caliphate Cyber Army 'kill list'.
A botnet of 3m zombie Twitter accounts grew in 24 hours, but Twitter didn't seem to notice
Independent researchers claim to have found a huge Twitter botnet that sells and rents followers for a price.
How will Brexit affect cybersecurity in the UK? What the experts are saying about leaving the EU
IBTimes UK asks the cybersecurity community what a Brexit would have in store for them.
Air India: Police launch probe after hackers steal frequent-flyer miles worth Rs 1.6m
It is suspected the hackers had inside knowledge of the loyalty scheme, law enforcement claim.
Turkish man invents way of watching NSFW content in public
Tech turns smartphone display white and can only be viewed through special smart glasses.
Anonymous launches political party in the US as 'alternative to American governing system'
In March last year, Anonymous members met and elected its Board of Directors to lead their movement.
Leaked: 154 million US voter records expose preferences on gay marriage and abortion law
The compromised data is roughly a year old and the client claims to have been hacked.
Necurs botnet is back online after mysterious 3-week hiatus
The botnet now comes with modifications designed to deter detection
Former Bangladesh bank governor slams New York Fed for failing to stop $81m cyber-heist
Experts analysing the breach have found evidence that weak security practices aided the hackers.
China vows to 'vigorously purify' online comments to combat public dissent
China's president, Xi Jinping, believes internet censorship is vital to combat terrorism and public dissent
Central banks of South Korea and Indonesia bulk up security following DDoS attacks by hacktivists
The cyberattacks coincide with the 30-day Operation Icarus campaign orchestrated by hacking group Anonymous.
Albanian hacker defaces Romanian Football Federation website after Euro 2016 match
The hackers also defaced the FRF's site for the Romanian Football Cup.
Snooper's charter: GCHQ could be empowered to hack into devices worldwide - report
Home Office document discloses expansive hacking powers the legislature would grant the GCHQ.
Russia demands backdoor to spy on users of WhatsApp, Viber and Telegram messaging apps
Russia wants backdoors for apps so Federal Security Service can access messages, or companies face fines.
Hacker leaks over 260 internal Democratic Party files on Hillary Clinton
The hacker, Guccifer 2.0, was initially accused of being in a state-sponsored Russian team of cybercriminals.
WikiLeaks unleashes new 88GB 'insurance file' onto the web – but what's inside them?
Speculation surrounding the secretive insurance file suggests data could be in relation to Hillary Clinton.
Kremlin-linked hackers breached Democratic Party networks, say cybersecurity experts
Malware analysis from multiple cybersecurity firms finds evidence linking Cosy Bear and Fancy Bear to breach.
China-based cyberattacks on US found declining
FireEye report indicates marked decline in China-based hacking of US government and private organisations.
Australia: Teenage girl charged over bomb scare in school
Students and staff of Cairns State High School were evacuated over threats made by the 15-year-old.
Lizard Squad hacker mocks gamers after alleged DDOS attack on Blizzard servers
"You can't arrest a lizard," AppleJ4ck told IBTimes UK.
Public needs to wise up to cybersecurity, warns TalkTalk hack report
UK government to bolster ICO capabilities with fines on firms that fail to protect data.
The curious tale of Ethereum: How a hacker stole $53m in digital currency and could legally keep it
IBTimes UK explains the DAO cyber heist, and what's next for the Ethereum community and the hacker behind it.
Fighting Isis with computer code: Professor builds software to combat Daesh propaganda
The non-profit Counter Extremism Project (CEP) aims to curb spread of terrorist content on social media.
The anatomy of a 'Cyber Jihad' – analysing the evolution and future of terrorism in cyberspace
An in-depth look at how extremist groups capitalise the internet to recruit, attack and propagate fear.
BadTunnel: Critical vulnerability affects every version of Microsoft's OS since Windows 95
Chinese researcher has discovered a flaw in Windows enabling attackers to set up man-in-the-middle attacks.
Russian hacker releases Democratic Party financial documents, donor lists and secret memos
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton responded to the attack by saying her campaign has not been hacked.
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