Hackers could access your passwords after finding LastPass security flaw
A Google Project Zero researcher claims to have found a 'critical' LastPass bug.
Hackers can snoop on your wireless keyboard and keystrokes from 250 feet away, security firm warns
A new discovered vulnerability allows hackers to read and record exactly what you type out.
Whistleblower Edward Snowden says NSA would know if Russia is involved in DNC hack
The former security agent also said that the NSA could prove Russian involvement using its data analysis program XKeyscore.
Cybersecurity spending will exceed $100bn over the next 4-5 years, says Intel Security
Over 200,000 cybersecurity jobs were left vacant in the US in 2015.
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Obama puts FBI in charge of responding to cyberattacks following DNC hack
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SMS-based two factor authentication is insecure and should be banned, warns US standards body
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WikiLeaks criticised for tweeting link to leaked database of millions of Turkish women
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Avast tricks 1,200 Republican GOP delegates into connecting to insecure public Wi-Fi hotspots
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Technology website TechCrunch breached and defaced by OurMine hacking group
The group previously hacked online accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai.
Tinder porn scam sees hackers using spam bots to trick users into paying for adult content
Spammers, pretending to promote online dating safety, bait Tinder users by offering fake account 'verification'
Did Russia really hack the DNC? Kremlin officials continue to deny involvement in email leak
Experts maintain Russian hacking groups were intimately involved.
Interpol, Intel and Kaspersky join hands to end ransomware attacks
The No More Ransom campaign is aimed at helping ransomware victims recover data for free.
O2 denies hacking breach as customer data emerges on the dark web
Personal data including names, phone numbers, date of birth, emails and passwords listed for sale.
Facebook blames spam algorithm for blocking links to WikiLeaks DNC email leaks
The social networking service fixed the issue after WikiLeaks took to Twitter to castigate Facebook for censoring content.
Those Islamic State kill lists you keep seeing are not real, just hacker script kiddies levelling up
Ghost Security Group says hacking groups not accredited by Isis are spreading fake information online.
'Hackers' uncover Pornhub's entire user database, get $20,000 reward
Adult website's private user details and browsing habits found by white-hat security researchers.
It might be a bit late, but Hillary Clinton is looking for a security engineer. No, we're serious
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is looking for a security engineer to help improve her cybersecurity.
What privacy? Yahoo still retains a copy of your emails after they are deleted from your inbox
Yahoo's 'auto-save' feature saves a copy of emails even after they have been deleted from Trash and Draft.
Dark Web sites using Tor being spied on by malicious computers
Researchers uncovered over 100 malicious computers actively spying on Tor-masked Dark Web sites.
Clash of Kings official forum hacked, data of 1.6 million accounts leaked
An anonymous hacker said the assault was carried out by exploiting a known weakness in the forum's software.
Edward Snowden designs spy-proof smartphone case to warn if you're being monitored
Snowden reveals plans to develop a modified iPhone 6 case-like device to counter surveillance.
Ransomware attackers demand higher extortion fees as threats escalate, Symantec reports
The average ransom demand has more than doubled from $294 at the end of 2015 to $679.
KickassTorrents goes offline with domains seized as alleged owner arrested in Poland
The torrent site is the largest online piracy distribution platform on the planet.
WikiLeaks banned in Turkey after leaking 300,000 private 'Erdogan Emails'
Internal emails from the AKP released online show political power structure in Turkey before attempted coup.
DDoS attacks are getting bigger and more frequent in 2016, study shows
The largest DDoS attack registered at a whopping 579Gbps - a 73% increase from the biggest DDoS attack in 2015.
OurMine hacker group claims to have broken into Minecraft accounts, targets Sony's Shuhei Yoshida
The hacker group's latest exploit claims come days after it allegedly launched a DDoS attack on Pokemon Go.
CryptXXX ransomware now hijacking websites of businesses to infect unsuspecting users
CryptXX ransomware teams up with SoakSoak botnet to hijack websites of businesses and infect users.
Critical flaw in code could allow hackers to completely take over mobile phones and network towers
Although a patch has been issued, it is difficult to patch billions of pieces of hardware.
Google reveals government surveillance at all-time high
US, Germany, France, UK and India top surveillance requests list.
If even Julian Assange can't identify phishing messages, what hope is there for the rest of us?
Don't let scammers win – here are top tips to spot phishing or spoofing emails from banks or businesses.
Chinese hackers suspected behind Philippines government websites hack
The breach comes days after The Hague ruled in favour of the Philippines over the South China Sea dispute.
Pokemon Go servers crash after alleged DDoS attack by hacking collective PoodleCorp
The reported attack took place just hours after the popular game rolled out in 26 more countries in Europe.
Pentagon not impressed over slow start of cyberwar against Isis
US Cyber Command is yet to establish a full staff and develop offensive tools like malware to launch attacks
Popular Linux OS Ubuntu's forums hacked, over 2 million user credentials leaked
Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distribution systems.
Pokemon Go fake Android app delivers first ever lockscreen malware that clicks on porn ads
Two more fake Android apps called 'Guide & Cheats for Pokemon Go' and 'Install Pokemongo' have also been found
Want more Instagram and Twitter followers? Here's what you shouldn't do
Fake apps fool social media users with promise of new fans but con them out of cash instead.
This US presidential candidate would pardon Edward Snowden, and it's not Hillary
Clinton believes Snowden 'should not be brought home without facing the music'.
Hackers attempt to extort Polish Defence Ministry for $50,000 after stealing data
Polish security researchers have questioned the legitimacy of the leaked records.
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