Cybercrime

The leaked data was listed for sale on an underground marketplace called The Real Deal.

Two civil rights activists have accused Russian secret services and MTS of hacking their Telegram accounts.

Russian email provider Mail.ru found none of the email and password combinations worked.

Cybercrime trends suggest hackers are designing customised ransomware to target specific countries.

UK iPhone users targeted by yet another iCloud phishing scam demanding personal details.

Administrator 'Omniscient' has now alerted members to the incident.

Paul Biteng, 20, and Joenel de Asis, 23, were both arrested on suspicion of hacking.

The notorious hacking collective launched Operation Icarus to protest alleged global banking corruption.

The Board of Water and Light (BWL) in the state of Michigan is the latest victim in the ransomware epidemic.

Online service to check compromised accounts being 'decommissioned' after serious website vulnerability.

In a fresh statement, the QNB has branded the hacking incident an attack on its reputation.

Minecraft's Lifeboat site members' login data is reportedly on sale for dark web malicious entities.

Hacker group delivering fake DDoS ransom threats switches name to continue scamming companies.

A security researcher has created a tool for QNB customers to check if they are victim of the data dump.

Sir David Pepper makes the case for using surveillance to catch criminals, terrorists and cybercriminals.

A new report from security firm Flashpoint highlights how Daesh-affiliated hackers operate online.

A portion of the internal government files has been leaked on to the dark web and viewed by IBTimes UK.

Database leak reportedly compromised over 90m Mexican voter registration records.

Malvertisers launch crypto-ransomware attack on Pirate Bay users.

Security experts tell IBTimes UK an 'SQL injection' could have been used to hack into QNB's database.

DDoS extortionists fake threats to trick companies to pay up while never actually hacking anyone.

Database breach has reportedly left 1.1m users and 15m personal messages exposed.

BAE Systems claim to have found a stealthy piece of malware used in the Bangladesh bank cyber heist.

Mexico's poll officials claim political party was source of massive data leak.

Anonymous affiliated hacker group Ghost Squad has claimed responsibility for the hack.

It was the biggest financial cyberattack in history - but the bank's security could be partly to blame.

Did the Comelec hacker who breached country's electoral register previously work with Facebook and Microsoft?

Bulk 'Personal Datasets' contain everything from financial data to medical records - and spies have them all.

The malware was used to infect computers, causing close to $1bn in financial damages to banks and individuals.

Eager users are now left speculating: hacking or exit scam?