Cybersecurity

Isis Agora Lovecruft is a Tor developer that is accusing the FBI of harassment – which the agency denies.

The UK government has repeatedly advised against the routine practice, saying it actually does more harm than good.

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

Nearly half of all attacks originate in Asia and one-fifth come in from Latin America.

The exposed information included names, date of births, pay scales and National Insurance numbers.

The Merge Hemo, which monitors patient data, went offline for more than five minutes.

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

Fight for the Future has launched an online petition designed to 'send a message' to the FBI boss.

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

Bangladesh Bank officials claimed that both the NY Fed and Swift bear some of the responsibility for the heist.

The exploit allows hackers to potentially run malicious code on a targeted website using uploaded images.

A new ransomware strain offers 3 years of free tech support and promises to donate earnings to charity.

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

A huge stash of emails stolen from a major Eastern European communications firm is selling for 50 rubles.

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.

Turkish group Bozkurtlar or Grey Wolves claimed responsibility for the QNB hack.

Islamic State Hacking Division had earlier reportedly published a hit list of US military personnel.

The Electronic Freedom Foundation has warned the US government wants to de-anonymise you online.

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.

Stupid developers are unwittingly posting their company's Slack login credentials on GitHub for anyone to see.

Cisco Talos research alleges malware, adware and spyware is being distributed by French firm Tuto4PC.

SAML vulnerability exposed federated accounts, affecting big firms like IBM, Intel, Pfizer and Aston Martin.

The US Congress has time till 1 December to either reject or modify the rule when it goes into effect.

New crypto-ransomware uncovered by AVG malware analyst accepts Amazon Gift Cards as payment.

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