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Google researcher uncovers two vulnerabilities in widely-used password manager.

'This is just the start,' the hacker group wrote.

The cybercriminal allegedly posed as an Asian hardware manufacturer and sent phishing emails to the firms.

Anonymous 'whistleblower' claims hundreds of people were targeted in unlawful operation.

The vendor 'doubleflag' claims the database includes records from 2011-2017.

Luckily, no bank information or credit card numbers have been leaked.

The critical vulnerability currently has no fix and can allow hackers to remotely exploit systems.

Defence Point Security reportedly notified employees that cybercriminals got their hands on W-2 tax data.

A dark web vendor is reportedly selling accounts, including decrypted passwords, from older breaches.

"We take this matter seriously," a spokesperson for parent company Hudson's Bay said.

The cross-border cooperative effort comes as SWIFT cuts off all North Korean banks linked to its system.

Fog computing distributes data packets across multiple servers, making them a harder target for hackers.

Hackers accessed 1,000 files including personal contact details of people who complained about travel agents.

Alexsey Belan and Karim Baratov have been accused of compromising 500 million Yahoo accounts in 2014.

Hackers also stole around 287,000 phone numbers of users, most of whom are young women under the age of 18.

Researchers used a $5 speaker to trick hardware sensors in phones, automobiles and Internet of Things devices.

Messages, images and contact lists are all vulnerable - luckily a fix is already out.

The Department of Justice says spies targeted American cybersecurity, military and diplomatic personnel.

Fears growing that Watson – and others – hit by 'The Fappening' round two.

The hack is being blamed on a third-party analytics service, Twitter Counter.

US authorities have accused 4 hackers of involvement in the cyberattacks against Yahoo.

Julian Assange had previously vowed to provide tech firm with 'exclusive access' to CIA malware.

Last November, the firm was forced to contact 133,827 customers after a data breach.

Russia uses WikiLeaks' CIA documents to speak out against appointment of anti-subversion minister.

Fresh warnings come from UK security services, including GCHQ and the NCA.

Hackers reportedly exploited a newly uncovered bug in Apache Struts 2 software.

Police arrested suspects in 14 separate provinces across China, including Beijing.

The peculiar tale of two men, two cats and a massive leak of CIA documents.

The breach occured in October last year – but staff were not told until months later.

The cybercriminal reportedly owns luxury cars and a yacht and is currently believed to be living openly in Russia.