CYBERSECURITY

The ride-hailing firm has launched a loyalty-based bug bounty programme to improve its security.

One of the 3 suspects is now in German custody while the other 2 are still believed to be in Syria.

Hacktivist group claims to have trapped US law enforcement agencies and Trump as part of elaborate experiment.

Some private companies were also attacked, and the country's IT and telephone systems were crippled.

Tech giants unite to develop new advanced and secure encrypted email.

The FBI asked for a delay on a court hearing that was meant to demand Apple's help.

The Get Windows 10 tool uses several functions that override users' actions and permissions, like malware.

Swedish police launch preliminary investigation into coordinated hack that shut down news sites at the weekend

IT-proficient cadets given variety of Harry Potter-themed tasks including defeating Death Eaters.

Tanveer Hassan Zoha, 34, was working as a 'shadow investigator' in the Bangladesh banking heist.

The new smart metres may be vulnerable to hacking, which could lead to gas supplies being cut off.

FBI warns the risk of connected cars being hacked is very real.

Members of Parliament voted in favour of the bill, which will now move forward to the next stage of review.

Talos says that TeslaCrypt 3 cannot be defused, so victims will need to pay bitcoin to get their files back.

Lavabit has been shut down after it turned over its SSL private keys.

The hackers also sent out a threat to Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, pledging '#TotalAnarchy'.

Hackers awarded 282,500 for uncovering security flaws in Chrome, Safari and Adobe.

The security exploit is based on the Stagefright flaw and could affect millions of smartphones.

AceDeciever can infect non-jailbroken iPhones and spreads via the App Store

Isis-affiliated 'Caliphate Cyber Army' targets 36 Minnesota police officers on Telegram post.

Anonymous Brazil launches Olympic protest campaign dubbed #OpOlympicHacking.

Former hacker claims dark web is full of websites for police to entrap users.

Amazon wants to replace traditional passwords with more secure facial recognition technology.

The malicious ads attempt to install ransomware and other malware on unsuspecting visitors.

The value for a cache of stolen Steam credentials can be as little as $15.

A US military man has 'outed' himself as a former Anonymous member - and explained why he left the group.

Sexual predators pretend to be part of Anonymous hacktivists in order to spread obscene material.

Anonymous collective renews focus on Donald Trump as the presidential race heats up.

Matt Mahvi, chief executive of Staminus, has admitted hackers were able to breach his firm's network and steal data.