CYBERSECURITY

If you try to reboot your computer, Jigsaw crypto-ransomware will delete 1,000 additional files.

Apple advises users not to enter account information on any non-Apple website.

New panel also includes former NSA director and Stanford researcher Herbert Lin.

Bradley Birkenfeld says David Cameron was just 'collateral damage' in operation aimed at US enemies

The Kenyan government has deported 77 Taiwanese and Chinese workers to China on suspicion of fraud.

Manufacturers of driverless car technology need to prioritise cybersecurity standards or face the risks.

Professional hackers - not Cellebrite - are believed to have unlocked the iPhone, using a zero-day exploit.

Around 288 of the Netherlands' most popular websites have been affected by the malicious advertising campaign.

1x0123 has notified Mossack Fonseca about the vulnerability.

Cambridge University and Lockheed Martin study finds that critical infrastructure cyberattacks could cost £442bn.

Concerned users on social media started to complain about the lack of access to the popular P2P website.

Computer-locking crypto-ransomware foiled by programmer who uploaded decryption tool to GitHub.

Beware! Apple users should be vigilant against incoming spam text messages after fresh scam exposed.

HTTPS encryption support now added for all blogs for free.

The Vysk iPhone QS1 case encrypts calls, text, photos and location by merging software and hardware.

A security researcher has invented a programme that checks for anything that could unmask a Dark Web site.

Hacktivists Cyber Justice Team claims responsibility for attacking Syrian government servers and dumping data online.

The new system hopes to garner more tourists with convenient payment options.

Home Office says power given under amended Police Act 1997.

School district encountered three separate ransomware incidents over the past two months.

Facebook has good security but Islamic State supporters have found ways to get around it.

Twitter and Facebook continue to be plagued by IS-supporters.

Hackers and cyber-criminals use Hell to trade malware, hacking tips and stolen credentials.

In 2013, TV stations across the US had their broadcasts stalled to air an imminent zombie invasion broadcast.

Hackers are operating as regular businesses with many advertising themselves as 'honest, trustworthy and professional'.

The incident has been reported to police and the Information Commissioners Office (ICO).

Philippines' Comelec officials have attempted to downplay extent of data breach.

Analysts at Dyn Research indicated the downtime may have been intentional.

It is unclear why the Italian government has revoked Hacking Team's licence.