CYBERSECURITY

Hacktivist collective continues its campaign against banks by targeting 13 more banks.

The bug has been used since 2013 to gain unauthorised access into major firms, security experts warn.

US and Chinese relations on cybercrime have long been strained - will new talks fix impasse?

The malware developers behind Jigsaw have rebranded - and its extremely NSFW.

The Pawn Storm hackers are back – this time with its sights on the de facto EU leader's party.

Capture the Flag competitions focus on current cyberattack exploits used by hackers.

Software engineers stumbles into Harry Potter website and finds house names for American wizarding school.

Wendy's said it was able to 'eradicate' malware on point-of-sales systems at 300 restaurants.

The Jaku botnet campaign specifically targets certain people in academia and engineering firms.

The company reported a cyberattack occurred on 8 May but claimed no data was compromised.

Alonzo Knowles, 24, will plead guilty to criminal copyright infringement and identity theft.

Adobe promised a security fix on 12 May − two days after disclosing a zero-day vulnerability.

Security firm Symantec has claimed that South Korean web users are being infected with 'zero-day' exploit.

Hanjin Heavy Industries of South Korea was hacked in April.

Evidence links hacker groups from North Korea, Pakistan and a third unknown location to the heist.

House official declines to say whether any attack has already taken place.

Hacktivist Lauri Love, accused of hacking Nasa, is facing up to 99 years in prison if found guilty.

IBM launches Watson for Cyber Security to help train the cognitive system with cyberattack research.

Almost 100 people accessed the leaked test answers posted from a Pearson test marker web portal.

Hacktivist behind the latest attacks on banking institutions explains all about the Anonymous operation.

Hackers deployed the Angler exploit kit to redirect and infect visitors' systems.

The company is providing the affected employees two years of free identity and credit monitoring.

The encryption feature provided by WhatsApp and Telegram does not help either.

UK retailer reveals names, delivery addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses were compromised.

White hat hackers create first malware for critical infrastructure that spreads without an infected machine.

Sensitive personal data has been sent out in a mass email

Scammers masquerading as online services like Amazon, eBay, Facebook or Google to exploit users in cyberattacks.

A senior intelligence official said Twitter is concerned about the "optics" and appearing too close to the US intelligence services.

The hacktivist collective is stepping up its campaign against the banking industry.