Cybersecurity

First round of Panama Papers releases had an immediate impact when released - now it's time for more.

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.

Although the company solved some issues after being informed by the researchers, not all problems were fixed.

Malvertisers launch crypto-ransomware attack on Pirate Bay users.

Hacking group Platinum is turning Windows Defender patches against itself to hide from Microsoft researchers.

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

Bank account information and social media platforms have both been targeted.

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

FBI plans to tell White House it 'knows so little' about the method.

Darpa wants to use bitcoin blockchain technology to build a secure messaging platform that can't be hacked.

Two key members of UK gun-running gang used PGP-enabled smartphones to communicate.

The data dump contains files on everything from the intelligence services to journalists.

Spotify insists it hasn't been hacked, but some users claim they've been kicked out of their accounts.

Predicted global spending on IoT security will reach $348m in 2010, a modest 23.7% increase from 2015.

Campaign is the US's latest strategy to cut off IS's communications channels and recruitment efforts online.

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.

Facebook has reportedly rewarded white hat hacker Orange Tsai $10,000 for his work.

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

German scientists working on a system that uses the unique sound that comes from your skull to confirm your identity.

Ban comes six months after Apple's services were launched in China with the government's blessing.

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

The data dump found online contained nearly 100 million records including names, home addresses and IDs.

Snowden has been invited to personally receive the prestigious Ossietzky Prize by PEN International.

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 search giant has now stopped listing Google.com as a website with security vulnerabilities.

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