CYBERSECURITY

Nemesis malware, suspected to come from Russia, is now targeting Windows PCs for payment data.

Hacktivist group targets controversial figure by hacking Trump Tower website.

American insurer will provide cover of up to £50,000 against cyberbullying.

New rules proposed by MEPs and Luxembourg Presidency of the EU Council of Ministers.

MIT develops text messaging system that issues information to drown out telltale traffic patterns.

Demand for experts has quadrupled over 2014 levels because of high-profile hacks such as the one at TalkTalk.

Google chairman defends internet freedom in the wake of San Bernardino shooting.

Use of public wi-fi to be forbidden during state of emergency if new legislation goes ahead.

With a simple app and some social engineering it's easy to gather enough intel to hack a major corporation.

By law, Kazakhstan ISPs have to install a national security root certificate that unlocks encrypted traffic.

TalkTalk is yet to implement several safety measures, says Codified Security.

Dorkbot targeted Facebook, Twitter Gmail, Netflix, Yahoo and a number of sites.

A pensioner could easily obtain all the information for a social engineering hack.

Hacked website of British pub chain contained a lot of personal information of customers.

Anonymous takes credit for leak of personal details of 1,415 officials in protest at arrests.

GCHQ admitted that it does hack and deploy malware in case brought by Privacy International

Facebook denies blackmail allegations made by Belgium's Commission for the Protection of Privacy.

Activist group announces 'Day of Rage' demonstrations against jihadists on 11 December.

Hundreds of porn sites targeted by criminals using malvertising to infect visitors' devices.

The Home Office has called on internet service providers to store up to one year of people's browsing history.

Rayzone Group debuts an app- and cloud-interception system that hacks your phone: as long as Wi-Fi is on.

Privacy-conscious people are illegally destroying ID cards with RFID chips to prevent being spying on.

At least three banks hit by hackers of Armada Collective as Greece's central bank put on high alert.

Retail giant allegedly engaged defence company to monitor employee chat on Twitter before protests.

US presidential candidate and cybersecurity legend McAfee discusses implementing Article 5.

Metadata from Telegram is visible and it is easy to work out which users are talking to each other.

Guidelines to ensure safe online shopping as hackers target bargain hunters.

The South Korean government has also raised spending on information security by almost 50%

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