Cybercrime

An underground data trader is reportedly selling Coachella accounts for $300.

Garrett Grimsley used an anonymous app to make threats. Hours later, the FBI knocked.

The National Crime Agency (NCA) picked up the unnamed suspect, 29, at Luton airport.

Chris Bryant MP says some of the 'highest level' security decisions are compromised.

Intel officials say US president unlikely to change rules around disclosure of software vulnerabilities.

This Chrome 'hack' can be used to trick unwitting web users into downloading malware.

19-year-old Daniel Kelly recently admitted to blackmailing TalkTalk and is facing up to 14 years in jail.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Love reveals all at a London mansion-turned-squat called 'The Occupation'.

Useful security tips for Mac users to stay safe from sophisticated malware attacks.

Experts believe that Pyongyang's elite state-sponsored hacker unit may be put to work to generate revenue.

Your email contains more personal data than you think, here's how to keep it safe.

Crypto-anonymising protocol Zcoin reveals more about the internal code bug.

Trump's presidential campaign fundraising site was targeted and remains offline.

Malware known as ViperRat gives hackers access to calls, texts and location data.

Southern Rail has rubbished reports its information kiosks are a security risk.

'Sextortion-selling firm' has dozens of computers, modems and CCTV monitors seized.

Similar tactics were used two years ago to take Ukraine's electricity grid offline.

The notorious cybercriminal allegedly hacked US EAC in November 2016.

The malware has been designed to track and mimic victims' activities to steal data.

Meet 'Safeena Malik', the fake persona at the heart of a cyber campaign targeting activists.

Business is booming for Russian-speaking ransomware developers, claims Kaspersky.

GCHQ-led National Cyber Security Centre officially opened by the Queen.

Everyone looking for conspiracy says Shaltai Boltai's Alexander Glazastikov.

The tech giant cancelled a congressional briefing on 31 January at the last minute.

Financial institutions across 31 countries are believed to have been targeted by the cybercriminals.

Journalists at New York Times, The Atlantic, Vox and CNN are reportedly among those who were warned by Google.

Verizon data breach expert Laurance Dine explains the dangers of the internet-of-things.

Use of encrypted Confide app may prevent someone being the next John Podesta.

Security researchers have uncovered that the ransomware is being distributed via spam emails.

Arby's claimed to have first discovered the data breach in mid-January.