CYBERSECURITY

Hackers Tessa88 and Peace_of_Mind were once part of a Russian hacking team that is now disbanded.

Locky and Dridex distributing botnet's disappearance comes on the heels of Russia's recent cybersecurity bust.

Netflix is intimating those customers to change passwords, whose credentials have been matched in data dumps.

Branded with a fresh Fight Club-inspired title, Anonymous hackers have ramped up OpIcarus yet again.

The information was listed on The Real Deal marketplace, which also hosted the Myspace and LinkedIn breaches.

UTorrent has cautioned its users to change their passwords, adding that it was breached via a software vendor.

The government plans to take 100,000 computers offline by 2017.

Season 2 of the hacking drama will premiere on 13 July.

LeakedSource, which obtained the dataset, believes browser malware is responsble for the compromise.

Fake Apple domains have been mounting phishing attacks against UK and China iCloud users.

The pro-Daesh hacker group is calling on supporters to kill targeted individuals.

Qarallax RAT malware being distributed via Skype by hacker posing as US government official.

University of Calgary paid malicious hackers $20,000 in untraceable Bitcoins.

The bill was passed by the House of Commons amid serious privacy concerns raised by parliamentary committees.

IT departments are missing a trick by not noticing low bandwidth DDoS traffic attacking servers.

US central bank declined to comment on allegations it missed numerous danger signs.

Cisco's Talos says ransomware is going to get worse as businesses can afford to pay far more than consumers.

In the latest incident, the singer's account was taken over by a hacker known as @2aiden3.

Hackers could adjust Facebook messages including deleting them and replacing text, links, and files.

Security researchers uncovered that the malware uses the 'malware factory' technique to bypass detection.

The spyware gathers personal information including contacts, voice calls and SMS messages.

The tests would ascertain what a user is more interested in, and then place that information on a user's front page.

Farrell was sentenced to eight years in prison and four years of supervised release for his role in Silk Road 2.0.

The release comes as the UK parliament is debating the controversial Snoopers' Charter.

Dubbed Irongate, the malware launches man-in-the-middle attacks.

The NSA whistleblower indicated that one of Japan's secrecy laws was designed by US to promote spying in Japan.

Pseudonymous hacker, Peace, believed to be behind MySpace and LinkedIn hack, selling VK accounts.

Hackers claim Facebook founder's password was 'dadada' in LinkedIn data dump.

TeamViewer blamed the breaches on password reuse but launched new security features.