CYBERSECURITY

China is expected to launch the satellite into space in July.

An exclusive Gold version of WhatsApp Gold 'used by celebrities' doesn't exist, so don't be fooled.

The FBI is arguing that its hacking tool, NIT, is not malware since it was 'authorised by a court'.

The global financial communication service will set up a new security programme to better defend against cyberattacks.

A man has received a suspended jail sentence for publicly disclosing problems with the Tetra protocol.

Isis is using Telegram to teach would-be terrorists how to make weapons and guard against cyberattacks.

Cybersecurity researchers have found ransomware modified to send DDoS attacks from infected PCs.

Exclusive: Anonymous hacker speaks to IBTimes UK about hacktivism and OpIcarus.

The 32-year-old African hacker was at large for three years before finally being caught in France.

The cash stolen mostly belongs to members of a South African bank.

Fraudsters have started using massive automated attacks to verify usernames and passwords.

The LinkedIn hack reveals '123456' and 'Qwerty' were among the most popular passwords used by members.

The Pentagon is slated to send sailors to cyber training school to become 'certified ethical hackers'.

UK banks urged to conduct a formal cybersecurity check-up after Bangladesh hack in February.

Lawsuit claims hackers targeted a Ecuadorean bank similar to the Bangladesh Bank hack.

Notorious vigilante hacker has released a "how to" video showcasing various hacking techniques.

A hacker claiming to be aligned with Anonymous has reportedly compromised data from Turkish hospitals.

Ransomware developers offer apology for holding countless computers to ransom with TeslaCrypt.

A cyberespionage group called Suckfly has been targeting Indian government and commercial organisations.

Hacker behind Hacking Team and Gamma Group breach sent stolen bitcoins to Rojava.

National Intelligence Director James Clapper said the problem is likely to grow 'as the campaigns intensify'.

All sites containing pornographic material will have to check that users are over 18.

Anonymous continues its assault on international banks by deploying more DDoS attacks.

FBI reportedly exploited a vulnerability to seize a dark web-based website called Playpen last year.

Hacker has used DDoS attacks on a number of government websites in light of new 'anti-LGBT' law.

Hacked data being sold on the dark web is from a breach which affected LinkedIn in 2012.

Security researcher on Symantec vulnerability: 'This is about as bad as it can possibly get'.

Between 2010 and 2015, the suspect hacked into business newswire services to 'game' the stock market.

Cybercriminals targeting the TPBank in Vietnam attempted to send funds to Slovenia.