CYBERSECURITY

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

The FBI can spy on journalists' electronic data even without a warrant.

Chamois was 'one of the largest' malware families seen on Android and distributed via 'multiple channels'.

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.

Commandant General Robert Neller faced tough questions on how commanders would be held responsible too.

FBI hacked 8,000 computers in 120 countries to catch child porn site visitors – did it overstep the mark?

Both groups identical in technique as cyber gangs operate more sophisticated methods, says report.

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

Find out how to spot the real Google Chrome.

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.

'There are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately,' Conway said.

The CIA's official Twitter account posted a tweet advertising internships at their Washington DC office.

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

An unsecured backup drive of an unnamed lieutenant colonel was the alleged cause of the leak.

"Our goal is to make our policy explicit," Facebook said.

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.

Controversial new penalty may impact both domestic and international firms.

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

The investigation is reportedly 'rapidly unfolding' although no arrests have been made yet.

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

News comes in the wake of CIA accusations that Russia intervened in the US election.

Founder Julian Assange had claimed that WikiLeaks will share CIA's cyberweapons with tech giants.

The Blue Whale challenge reportedly encourages teens to complete a series of harmful tasks including cutting themselves.

The devices belonged to a 'large telecommunications company" and a "multinational technology company'.

A US judge has ruled that police can search an individual's files on peer-to-peer file sharing networks.