CYBERSECURITY

The hacker was charged earlier this year with illegally accessing more than 100 Apple and Google email accounts

The Russian president denied that Donald Trump is the Kremlin's favoured candidate.

Russia brushes off hacking allegations as targeted Putin aide 'does not use email'.

Too-good-to-be-true offer is in fact a phishing scam designed to steal your info and spread malware.

Pegasus, YiSpecter and Stagefright are all examples of major mobile malware.

Harold Martin's lawyers have appealed to a senior judge to review the case, arguing for his release from detention pending trial.

Hackers posing as customer support staff on Twitter to hoodwink customers into divulging credentials.

While many entities have claimed responsibility for the attack, Flashpoint said their claims are 'dubious'.

WikiLeaks is continuing to publish material related to the US elections, despite Assange's limited communications.

Former NSA deputy John C Inglis exclusively tells IBTimes UK that WikiLeaks may have lost its way.

Apple has just patched a critical security flaw that lets attackers easily hack your iPhone remotely.

LinkedIn finds itself in the crosshairs of the Russian state and is facing a ban.

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK Inglis talks about the 'higher purpose' of the secretive agency.

The firm had earlier claimed its software is capable of unlocking any smartphone.

Corero has spotted a new zero-day DDoS attack vector that could make botnets like Mirai 55 times worse.

The company described the two DDoS attacks as 'unprecedented in scale, nature and complexity'.

Critical infrastructure organisations found using unsecured pagers for communication, potentially exposing them to hacks and espionage.

The arrested Russian hacker is also believed to have stolen around $400,000 from BitMarket.eu.

'We need to clean this up,' a Clinton aide wrote, according to an email exchange published by WikiLeaks.

Documents show AT&T operated a surveillance programme, which police used in investigations without a warrant.

'If we had our time again we would have tested a hard power it off'.

Last week's unprecedented cyberattack took down a portion of internet in US and parts of Europe.

The attack is able to hijack phones to knock them offline, use them to make calls and even send text messages.

Virgin Media said it will not offer a bug bounty for finding the third-party flaw.

Police 'don't have the resources' to combat cyber extortion attempts, expert claims.

US-based Taruna Aswani took to social media to fight against cyberbullying.

Commenting on cybersecurity, Jones said the attacks were 'nothing'.

A Chinese firm confirmed that its surveillance cameras were inadvertently used by Mirai operators to carry out the unprecedented cyberattacks.

'You may be able to push around nations around you, but this is America,' the hacker wrote.