CYBERSECURITY

Smartwatches are increasingly viewed as a security risk by the UK government.

Experts say other victims are already inquiring to see if they have grounds for legal action as well.

The company has denied the allegations and termed them as misleading.

The phone belongs to Isis-linked Dahir Adan who stabbed 10 people in a mall before being fatally shot.

The contracting giant has faced two major leaking scandals in three years.

The ex-NSA employee has created an application to thwart such attempts.

Yahoo admitted a 2014 security breach compomised at least 500 million accounts.

The charges stem from an international investigation into the notorious hacker groups.

The organisation reiterated that there was 'no evidence that our system was breached'.

FBI wanted access to emails to intercept communications of a foreign terrorist organisation.

Yahoo admitted losing 500 million user accounts in a 2014 cyberattack.

The stolen data reportedly contained NSA 'source code' used by elite hackers.

Anti-doping agency brands drug-record leak a 'cheap shot at innocent athletes'

Multiple users claim to have experienced the issue on Windows 10 computers, MacOS and Ubuntu.

BuzzFeed responded and said that it will work to restore the original story on the hacking group.

'TalkTalk should and could have done more to safeguard its customer information,' the ICO said.

Investigators are also investigating if Martin was behind the August leak of NSA hacking tools online.

Security researchers had found that a hacker could hijack communications between the pump and its Wi-Fi remote.

Assange said he plans to release the new material on a weekly basis, with the first batch expected to come within the next few days.

Thomas White, also known as The Cthulhu, has uploaded the full dump on his website.

The Clinton Foundation denies it was hacked by Guccifer 2.0 which is said to have ties with Moscow.

Ex-employees say the internet company built custom software to snoop on customers.

Mobile app launches in UK and Europe to let shoppers authenticate payments with their face.

America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned, the Republican presidential nominee said.

The botnet code that took journalist Brian Krebs and French web host OVH offline is now freely available.

The number of accounts is much higher than the 500m being reported, according to source.

Homeland Security urges state and local election officials to seek its cybersecurity assistance.

It is not known where the attack originated from, but North Korea is on the radar of suspicion.

According to the magazine's editor in chief Jim Impoco, the main IP addresses involved in the hack were traced back to Russia.