CYBERSECURITY

A security researcher has warned TalkTalk customers to replace the faulty routers immediately.

Lack of security in internet-connected toys means anyone can listen in on your kids' conversations.

Most of the biggest hacks that will happen in 2017 are 'already under way.'

All emails were spoofed to look like official emails from the SFA accounts department.

A hacker has left a message in the source code claiming it is a scam.

According to the National Crime Agency, sextortion scams have resulted in 4 deaths over the year.

CERT-In says ATMS are vulnerable in the wake of scramble for cash.

In an interview, the whistleblower said the US government has a 'two-tiered system of justice'.

Security experts expose a new vulnerability to 'mark Red Star's anniversary leak'.

Security researchers have uncovered a new botnet waging daily, massive attacks.

Other government entities were targeted by the powerful malware in November.

Apple has not yet acknowledged the issue.

'Now it is time for the next administration to take up this charge,' President Obama said.

This cyberattack is the latest in a series of attacks targeting financial institutions globally.

Hackers allegedly behind a new IoT botnet created from the Mirai malware claimed responsibility for the attack.

The FSB says it is taking the necessary measure to 'neutralize' the cyber threat.

Controversial UK surveillance law has already been granted royal assent.

EFF: NSL received by the Internet Archive had 'legally erroneous information.'

The unidentified 32-year-old had allegedly frequented jihadist websites for two years.

The joint operation successfully sinkholed around 800,000 domain strong botnet infrastructure.

In 2012, Shamoon was responsible for destroying nearly 35,000 computers at oil firm Saudi Aramco.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange slammed the 'cowardly' German government.

The spy bill, which has been granted royal assent, will go into effect in January 2017.

The website was offline for roughly four hours on 1 December.

The US Senate's eleventh-hour efforts to delay the rule changes failed, despite widespread privacy concerns.

Prior to the update, Uber only collected users' location data when the app was open on their smartphone.

The number continues to rise as an additional 13,000 devices are breached each day.

Bruno Kahl says the pressure on public discourse and democracy is 'unacceptable'.

Europol stressed that no operations are believed to have been put in jeopardy.