CYBERSECURITY

The latest release is the third disclosure from a group known as Fancy Bears.

James Comey reveals he covers his webcam in order to bolster security.

WikiLeaks tweeted the announcement saying he will agree to US prison despite its 'clear unlawfulness'.

The report coincided with a new film about the ex-NSA contractor.

The teen hacker said he explored the idea of accessing the internet without a data plan as a 'fun challenge'.

One aspiring intern castigated the Trump campaign claiming he was convinced they had handed the reins to a 'gang of baboons'

The phony app managed to successfully infect at least 6,000 victims' phones with malicious malware.

Usernames and passwords of registrants compromised but financial information of subscribers believed to be safe.

Several Black Lives Matter activists, prominent professors, politicians and former government officials have also come out in support of the whistle-blower.

Edward Snowden: 'In the fullness of time, I think I will end up back home'.

Fancy Bears Hack Team leak 'confidential medical files' of four US athletes – but what is next?

GCHQ detected 200 'national security level cyberattacks' a month last year.

NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers says there could be many challenges as some states vote electronically and some others vote manually.

The details of the alleged breach remain unclear as the firm is reportedly still investigating the attack.

'To call him an idiot just emboldens him,' says the retired 4-star general.

The former NSA whistleblower claims people had benefited from his disclosures.

The latest trove of leaked 600 MB data includes details of DNC fundraising and IT infrastructure.

Serena and Venus Williams were among those targeted in the major hack, Wada said.

Facebook granted 95% of the requests and YouTube granted 80%, Shaked said.

Editor Sarah Harrison accompanied NSA whistle-blower as he fled Hong Kong in June 2013.

This £42 USB tool can kill any PC using an electrical power surge attack.

Adam Penny stole parcel tracking data and passed it on to three associates, who intercepted the items.

Haima infected users by repackaging popular apps and circulating them through its site.

Researchers estimate that hackers have raked in around £64,000 using the malware.

The ruling pertains to the case of Jeffrey Torres who was caught for using dark web child pornography site Playpen.

The classified report to be discussed is said to be the outcome of 'around two years' of work by intelligence staff.

Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other major human rights groups also backing the campaign.

The group will investigate how terrorists use cryptocurrency to fund operations.

North Korea conducted its fifth nuclear weapons test in violation of UN resolutions.