White supremacists descend on US college campus in torch-bearing protest march
Protestors chanted 'Jews will not replace us' and 'white lives matter' during the rally.
Ad blocking 'under attack' after DMCA notice used to unfilter website domain
'We had no option but to remove the filter,' said one EasyList administrator on GitHub.
Snapchat accidentally signed up to Russia's official list of spy-friendly tech firms
The anti-terror legislation will require tech firms to retain users' data from 2018.
Fresh spike in 'Emotet' malware could leave your banking details exposed to hackers
Emotet is a Trojan but also 'contains the functionality to be classified as a worm'.
Rats break the internet: Sky broadband goes down in London after rodents munch cables
Cable-hungry rodents blamed for internet and phone line outages in South London.
Leaked email from HBO hacker shows network offered $250,000 payoff as 'bug bounty'
Alleged email reveal talks with criminal who published Game Of Thrones Scripts.
Kaspersky Lab patches up relationship with Microsoft as antitrust complaint dropped
'We are absolutely satisfied with the changes,' Kaspersky Lab said in a statement.
TalkTalk fined £100,000 by UK data breach watchdog for 2014 cybersecurity scare
TalkTalk breached the Data Protection Act, the ICO ruled after a thorough probe.
'Hack-proof' satellite sends secure messages from space in quantum breakthrough
Can "quantum keys" revolutionise how secure messages are sent across the globe?
Cybersecurity firms clash over allegation that 'terabytes' of client data was leaking online
Carbon Black and DirectDefense sparred via blog posts over an alleged vulnerability.
Alt-right 'March on Google' protest bolstered by Russian influence networks on Twitter
Jack Posobiec has reportedly attempted to enlist ex-Google employee James Damore.
Two Iranian citizens facing US federal charges for hacking 'conspiracy'
The alleged plot involved hacking and credit card fraud by Iranian citizens.
Update or be hacked: Microsoft releases urgent patches for 'critical' flaws in Windows OS
If exploited, one code execution bug could let hackers take over your computer.
Facebook 'sextortionist' who threatened to kill victims caught with booby-trapped video
The FBI arrested Buster Hernandez, 26, who was reportedly using the name 'Brian Kil'.
Ukraine's national postal service networks disrupted by two-day DDoS cyberattack
The cyberattack came in two waves and has reportedly disrupted key mailing services.
Hotspot Shield VPN accused of violating users' privacy, spying on web browsing habits
The Centre for Democracy and Technology brought the complaint to the US FTC.
Giving your children more time online could 'save the country' says ex-GCHQ spy chief
Children should be allowed to 'explore the digital world' - our future may depend on it.
'Our struggle is digital' – Hackers open up about attacks on Venezuelan government websites
'You close the streets, we do so to networks', The Binary Guardians stated online.
Ireland's state-owned electricity provider EirGrid hit by 'state-sponsored' hackers
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) claims communications hijacked by hackers.
Android malware that can 'steal everything' for sale on underground Russian forum
The 'Svpeng' malware was rebranded 'CryEye Android Banker', security firm found.
Will technology cause society to collapse in 30 years? This former Facebook exec says yes
Antonio Martinez was interviewed in a tepee after brandishing a machine gun.
Tor Network co-founder denies criminal activity enabled by anonymous browsing platform
Tor software is a force for good in the world, argues co-founder Roger Dingledine.
Game of Thrones unaired fourth episode leaks online in full following HBO hack
Yes, HBO was hit with a cyberattack but insiders stress this leak was unrelated.
Pro-Isis hackers exposed: Analysis reveals key members of 'radical' cybercrime group
The Russian cybersecurity firm released profiles of United Islamic Cyber Force hackers.
Dictionary.com hit with privacy complaints after Android app 'tracks user locations'
Welcome to 2017, when even dictionary applications may be an invasion of privacy.
What is Kronos? A brief history of the Trojan linked to WannaCry hero Marcus Hutchins
The arrest of MalwareTech caused a shockwave - so what exactly is accused of creating?
'WannaCry hero' Marcus Hutchins arrested over 'creation' of notorious banking malware
Marcus Hutchins - aka MalwareTech - was credited with stopping WannaCry.
FBI arrests Briton Marcus Hutchins credited with stopping WannaCry cyberattack
The 23-year-old was detained in Las Vegas following the Defcon hacking conference.
This new website tracks sneaky 'Russian influence operations' taking place on Twitter
Hey, Twitter account, are you a Russian spy?
New WikiLeaks files show how CIA uses 'Dumbo' tool to disrupt webcams, microphones
The release comes as part of 'Vault 7' and was branded 'dull' by one security expert.
