'Cute' ransomware strain that hides in Google Docs could attack users from any cloud-based system
Chinese malware manipulates Google's own security to collect user information.
More than 60% of Europeans are eager to use biometrics for secure payments, Visa study finds
"Consumers will have an increasing number of choices in how they pay," says Visa Europe executive director Jonathan Vaux.
'International crime ring' involved in $2.2m ATM malware heist
Two suspects are believed to be Russian nationals with links to organised crime.
New Android banking malware stops victims from contacting banks and cancelling fraudulent payments
The malware is targeting financial institutions in Russia and South Korea.
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Islamic State not choosy about messaging apps says SITE co-founder
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DNC hacker Guccifer 2.0 leaks files on Sarah Palin and convicted Democratic Party donors
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US officials accused of covering up Chinese state-sponsored hack of FDIC computers
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Intel Security reveals Brits' riskiest holiday destinations for online security
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Hackers could potentially introduce 'fine defects' into 3D printed products, NYU researchers find
NYU researchers have found that 3D printing does pose cybersecurity risks during the production process.
Is WhatsApp blocking encrypted calls to Saudi Arabia?
Despite WhatsApp's claims to the contrary, developer says the company 'chose to block' calls
Hackers selling new Stampado ransomware on the dark web for a mere $39
The ransomware is allegedly capable of deleting random files every six hours if the ransom is not paid.
Tor Project shake-up: New board members announced following Appelbaum debacle
Six new board members have been appointed to replace seven who exited the organisation
OurMine hackers claim to have targeted HSBC servers in cyberattacks
The hacker group later said that the attack was 'stopped' after speaking to a staff member.
World-Check blacklist of 2.2m suspected criminals listed for sale on Dark Web
Authenticity of the leaked data has been called into question.
Creepy Russian tech lets employers spy on all mobile phone calls made on their premises
Natalya Kaspersky touting solution designed to help companies prevent the leak of confidential information.
Stingray evidence rejected by US federal judge for the first time
The DEA had used a stingray device without a warrant to identify suspect's location.
XDedic: Dark Web marketplace selling access to thousands of hacked servers reopens
XDedic sells access to 70,000 hacked servers in over 150 countries across the world.
Anonymous: Arms supplier Armscor denies classified data stolen in cyberattack
Anonymous hacktivists claimed the cyberattack was part of its OpAfrica campaign.
State-sponsored malware targeting energy companies across Europe, says security firm
Researchers suspect Russian coders are involved in the campaign.
Cerber ransomware surpasses CryptXXX and Locky to monopolise malware infections says Microsoft
Cerber is now the 'most detected' ransomware accounting for a quarter of all ransomware infections.
Putin's 'snooping' bill claims first victim as major VPN ceases service in Russia
President Vladimir Putin signed a new anti-terror and surveillance bill into law in July.
UK Network Rail: British transport system had four cyberattacks in one year
Cyber criminals could access trains, computer networks or message boards.
Petya clone Satana is the new Russian-linked 'ransomware from hell', says Kaspersky Lab
The ransomware not only encrypts files but also blocks Windows booting processes.
Banks across Taiwan on high alert as suspected Russian criminals use ATM malware to steal millions
CCTV footage reportedly showed suspects hitting 34 cash machines at 20 branches.
MIT communication platform Riffle could surpass Tor in anonymity
Riffle guarantees anonymity as long as even one server remains uncompromised.
Google alerts users of 4,000 state sponsored cyberattacks per month
Tech giant says it issued thousands of warnings to users, who often upgrade security.
Sharing your Netflix password can now be a federal crime, rules US court
But opposition claim so-called 'anti-hacker' law is now going too far.
Netia data leak: Polish telco operator hacked and 14GB of customer credentials posted online
Hackers have stolen customer information including names, bank account numbers and personal IDs.
Amazon denies server breach after hacker claims to leak data of 80,000 'Kindle users'
A hacker previously claimed to have leaked over 80,000 records of Amazon Kindle users.
Anonymous declares 'day of solidarity' with Black Lives Matter to protest police brutality
The demonstrations are set to take place across the US on 15 July.
Anonymous OpAfrica: Data on Airbus, Thales Group, Rolls Royce and EADS 'leaked' after cyberattack on Armscor
Hackers leak 64 MB data containing financial and trade details of arms firms on the dark web.
Mr Robot Season 2 premiere leaked by show runners on social media to represent cybersecurity theme
The creators say this is just the beginning of such hacking surprises for the rest of the season.
Datadog hit by hackers, issues password reset notice to all customers
At least one user has reported that his attempt to use AWS credentials has been unsuccessful.
Euro 2016 and Rio Olympics: Team records and sensitive data vulnerable to hacking, say cyber security experts
Sensitive information may be stolen and sold by hackers in the betting market.
Facebook starts testing end-to-end encryption for Messenger through Secret Conversations
The feature is only available for limited devices as of now.
Alton Sterling shooting: Baton Rouge police database reportedly hit by hacker
The leaked information includes names, addresses, emails and phone numbers.
NCA cybercrime report estimates 2.11 million in UK victims of cybercrime
NCA report highlights looming threat of cyberattacks on UK's economy and infrastructure.
WikiLeaks tells OurMine hackers to impersonate high-profile victims and 'reveal corrupt behaviour'
WikiLeaks' website was taken offline with a DDoS attack amid an ongoing hacker feud.
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