Cybersecurity

Cambridge University and Lockheed Martin study finds that critical infrastructure cyberattacks could cost £442bn.

Computer-locking crypto-ransomware foiled by programmer who uploaded decryption tool to GitHub.

Beware! Apple users should be vigilant against incoming spam text messages after fresh scam exposed.

HTTPS encryption support now added for all blogs for free.

The Vysk iPhone QS1 case encrypts calls, text, photos and location by merging software and hardware.

A security researcher has invented a programme that checks for anything that could unmask a Dark Web site.

Facebook has good security but Islamic State supporters have found ways to get around it.

Twitter and Facebook continue to be plagued by IS-supporters.

Hackers and cyber-criminals use Hell to trade malware, hacking tips and stolen credentials.

Hackers are operating as regular businesses with many advertising themselves as 'honest, trustworthy and professional'.

The incident has been reported to police and the Information Commissioners Office (ICO).

Philippines' Comelec officials have attempted to downplay extent of data breach.

It is unclear why the Italian government has revoked Hacking Team's licence.

The FBI has begun briefing some US senators on how it unlocked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone.

Following the publication of the leak Turkey's communications minister slammed the reports as 'old news'.

From WhatsApp to Telegram many applications claim to offer security - but which ones are the best?

An educational children's app by Ferrero Group has no encryption at all, meaning attackers can spy on kids.

Law firm says it has reported the alleged hacking incident to the state prosecutor.

Fan Binxing was blocked by the system when he tried to access a South Korean website during a lecture.

Android.Spy.277 malware clones popular apps and games to collect information on users.

The annual cyberattack involves Anonymous affiliated hacker groups targeting Israeli websites.

49,611,709 Turkish citizens are reportedly included in the data dump.

Global analytics software firm Fico says that organised criminals are behind the hijacked SIM cards.

The hacktivist group has accused the police of failing to investigate.

The app was part of the Taliban's propaganda strategy and offered videos and statements in Pashto.

Jester wished hackers 'good luck' after sending them to Israel's infamously deadly spy service.

Anonymous hacktivists don't like Donald Trump and have vowed to 'dismantle' his campaign.

Researcher Chris Vickery says he should have gone public with database flaw uncovered in December 2015.

The hacked is reportedly selling the full cache online on the dark web for roughly £280.

Concerns are mounting from Redditt users after website drops hint of invasive government surveillance request.