CYBERSECURITY

Security industry and social media users both slammed the 'fearmongering' remarks online.

Harding has claimed the firm will transform as a result of the hacking attack last year.

NatWest admits that a serious online banking flaw lets criminals access bank accounts using stolen phones.

Palo Alto says users of older version of Transmission installer are not affected by the malware.

Oil and gas companies are at risk from hackers, says Alexander Polyakov of ERPScan.

Triada extracts information about device and gains root-access.

Windows-based programme is so effective that experts claim there's no way of decrypting the files for free.

Feature to encrypt data stored on device was removed last year, Amazon confirmed.

Lawyers acting on behalf of claimants say they will 'vigorously contest' the position.

The attack can be conducted by just placing a magnetic probe near the device.

The Crown Prosecution Service is proposing new social media guidelines that would make online trolling a punishable offence.

A smart hacker could take control of the drone or even crash it to the ground, the researcher warned.

Report from US tech firm Verizon describes hacking by pirates to target high-value goods.

A German court had previously declared Facebook's 'friend finder' as unlawful.

Islamic State's Cyber Caliphate Army promised to take down Google, but mistakenly targeted small Indian firm.

French politicians are calling for tough penalties on companies that do not assist in criminal investigations.

A dark web hacker on the Hell forum claims he managed to steal 27 million Mate1.com account passwords.

The industry is just beginning to debate cybersecurity issues surrounding connected cars - despite the risks.

Vetted selection of programmers, coders and white-hat hackers to be let loose on federal networks to expose flaws.

Credit card details and more at risk of discovery on Buzzfeed, Samsung, Yahoo, Mumsnet, CNBC, Groupon and Viber.

Remarks to US House Judiciary Committee clarified the areas where the two sides disagree.

OpenCV and OpenAL code used in everything from the Mars rover to unmanned vehicles found in malware.

Facebook in privacy battle after Brazilian police arrest its head for refusing to comply with a court order.

Apple general counsel and FBI director confronted with questions by committee in five-hour hearing.

Anonymous doxes police officer Javier Ortiz, who did the same to a woman for criticising an officer's driving.

Litan argues there's a slew of extra data available to the FBI, even if it is unable to unlock the iPhone 5C.

The Italian spyware developers were massively hacked last year.

Police regain control of encryption key after having to stump up just £320 to the cyber criminals.

Eireann Leverett warns a breach is entirely possible on UK power utilities.