CYBERSECURITY

Security experts believe the leaked data indicate that the breach may be legitimate.

Filip Lucian Simion was arrested in a joint effort by the Belgian, French, Romanian and US authorities in May 2016.

LinkedIn confirmed in May that the breach compromised over 100 million user login names and passwords.

The joint Japan-US project is expected to become a commercial reality by 2017.

Hayden slammed the Kremlin's alleged attempt to influence the US election.

A US high school district paid Geofeedia $10,000 to survey students' social media posts.

Officials claim that the alleged hacker was 'so surprised' by the crackdown that he fainted.

Suspected Russian Intelligence persona tells IBTimes UK: "FBI is hunting me."

Civil rights groups say there are no safeguards to ensure fair and responsible use of face recognition technology.

Malwarebytes researchers found the City of London suffered over 10,000 ransomware hits.

Email reveals other potential candidates included Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Assange's internet connection was severed on Monday shortly after Clinton's Goldman Sachs speeches were published.

Kevin Beaumont claims numerous servers for Trump.org were using unsupported Windows server 2003, IIS 6.

WikiLeaks continues to release the personal emails of Clinton aide, John Podesta.

The former Marine Corps general gave classified information to reporters.

Experts believe someone linked to the now jailed Dyre gang is likely operating TrickBot.

Security experts believe the NRSC website was infected by a card skimming malware.

The Ecuadorian embassy is yet to make any statement regarding Assange's internet access.

The Federal Anti-Monopoly Service has teamed up with Sberbank.

Home Office claims spy powers play a vital role in protecting the UK and its citizens.

The IPBill is expected to be signed into UK law later this year.

Major hacks this year have impacted MySpace, LinkedIn, Tumblr and Yahoo.

The hacker group has threatened to 'publicly post the password' to anyone who paid it around $6m.

WikiLeaks has promised to publish more documents in the build-up to the upcoming election.

Leaked emails exposed two of Clinton's tech advisors critiquing her 'cringe-y' comments on security during the first debate.

The whistleblowing platform confirms it has activated 'contingency plan' to safeguard data.

The Russian President called the allegations an effort by Washington to distract American voters from domestic issues.

Legal experts expressed concerns over such an 'unbelievably audacious abuse of power'.

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