Cybercrime

Anonymous continues its assault on international banks by deploying more DDoS attacks.

Hacked data being sold on the dark web is from a breach which affected LinkedIn in 2012.

Security researcher on Symantec vulnerability: 'This is about as bad as it can possibly get'.

Cybercriminals targeting the TPBank in Vietnam attempted to send funds to Slovenia.

Security researcher discloses flaw on marijuana-enthusiast website found to have an unprotected database.

Kaspersky Lab experts say scammers have been selling fake tickets to the event since early 2015.

A fresh version of drug-preddling website the Silk Road has surfaced on the dark web... again.

The bank claimed to have successfully defended itself from the hackers.

Teenager launched DDoS attack against school board.

Pornhub says the incident was a hoax and systems have not been breached.

Same malware used in 2014 Sony, Bangladesh Bank and Vietnamese Bank hack.

Nulled.io hit by massive data breach leaking 1.3 GB tar archive file.

The information was reportedly leaked on a website affiliated with the Ukraine Security Service.

Forensic experts said second case showed the Bangladesh heist 'not a single occurrence'.

Hacktivist collective continues its campaign against banks by targeting 13 more banks.

The bug has been used since 2013 to gain unauthorised access into major firms, security experts warn.

US and Chinese relations on cybercrime have long been strained - will new talks fix impasse?

The malware developers behind Jigsaw have rebranded - and its extremely NSFW.

The Pawn Storm hackers are back – this time with its sights on the de facto EU leader's party.

Capture the Flag competitions focus on current cyberattack exploits used by hackers.

The adult website has partnered up with HackerOne to offer white-hats some juicy rewards.

The company reported a cyberattack occurred on 8 May but claimed no data was compromised.

Security firm Symantec has claimed that South Korean web users are being infected with 'zero-day' exploit.

Evidence links hacker groups from North Korea, Pakistan and a third unknown location to the heist.

Hackers deployed the Angler exploit kit to redirect and infect visitors' systems.

UK retailer reveals names, delivery addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses were compromised.

Scammers masquerading as online services like Amazon, eBay, Facebook or Google to exploit users in cyberattacks.

The hacktivist collective is stepping up its campaign against the banking industry.

The best US cybercrime fighters are leaving the public sector to join the private industry.

Not everyone is convinced the so-called Bozkurt Hackers are a legitimate hacking group.