CYBERSECURITY

An unverified dossier claimed the next US president has close links to Russia.

National security experts and political players debate legitimacy of leaked report.

Japanese scientists warn that identity thieves could easily read fingerprint patterns from your selfies.

Researchers claim that the malware is currently priced at $4,000 and comes with 'bot killer' features.

The duo allegedly hacked into emails of ministers, bankers and a former deputy chief of the secret service.

The hacker group briefly took over Pallas' site and displayed photographs and videos of the war in Syria.

Germany's intelligence agencies reportedly claim to have noted a rise in spear-phishing attacks.

Intelligence chiefs reveal Russia managed to compromise networks of some state-level Republicans.

Intel chiefs included allegations in classified briefings given to both Obama and Trump last week.

Ransomware locked down computer networks, email systems and voicemail lines.

Attacks spiked from 12,000 to 27,000 in a single day, experts have warned.

'These are baseless allegations substantiated with nothing,' Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

ISPs in Russia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and India were tricked by fake routes leading to blank webpages.

From WikiLeaks to Vladimir Putin: The US Intelligence Community (IC) has spoken.

LeakedSource claimed it obtained a total of 1,503,707 Esea user records.

French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said 'we should not be naive' that the country is immune to cyberattacks.

The hackers posted a series of racist and homophobic messages and targeted rival company EA among others.

Attacks on other nations' energy systems should be seen as 'an indicator of what is possible', the DoE said.

A now deleted tweet reportedly claimed WikiLeaks was seeking to create an 'online database' of verified Twitter accounts.

Election infrastructure can now receive prioritised cybersecurity support and assistance from the DHS.

Trump had a 2 hour-long briefing with top US intelligence officials about cyberattacks against the US.

The hacker demanded 30 Bitcoin in ransom, but the firm's CEO went public.

FTC said D-Link failed to live up to its advertising which promised strong security.

Digital money may be the future, but experts say it remains highly unpredictable.

The ransomware is currently demanding around $1,000 from victims to restore encrypted files.

National Cyber Security Centre is recruiting staff in its public and private sector team.

Spy chief James Clapper, differing with Donald Trump, said he was 'more resolute' of Russia launching cyberattacks.

The report also found Russian officials celebrated Trump's win and congratulated themselves on the outcome.

Hacked DNC emails reached WikiLeaks via 'third party' says US intelligence.