CYBERSECURITY

FBI warns the risk of connected cars being hacked is very real.

Members of Parliament voted in favour of the bill, which will now move forward to the next stage of review.

Talos says that TeslaCrypt 3 cannot be defused, so victims will need to pay bitcoin to get their files back.

Lavabit has been shut down after it turned over its SSL private keys.

The hackers also sent out a threat to Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, pledging '#TotalAnarchy'.

Hackers awarded 282,500 for uncovering security flaws in Chrome, Safari and Adobe.

The security exploit is based on the Stagefright flaw and could affect millions of smartphones.

AceDeciever can infect non-jailbroken iPhones and spreads via the App Store

Isis-affiliated 'Caliphate Cyber Army' targets 36 Minnesota police officers on Telegram post.

Anonymous Brazil launches Olympic protest campaign dubbed #OpOlympicHacking.

Former hacker claims dark web is full of websites for police to entrap users.

Amazon wants to replace traditional passwords with more secure facial recognition technology.

The malicious ads attempt to install ransomware and other malware on unsuspecting visitors.

The value for a cache of stolen Steam credentials can be as little as $15.

A US military man has 'outed' himself as a former Anonymous member - and explained why he left the group.

Sexual predators pretend to be part of Anonymous hacktivists in order to spread obscene material.

Anonymous collective renews focus on Donald Trump as the presidential race heats up.

Matt Mahvi, chief executive of Staminus, has admitted hackers were able to breach his firm's network and steal data.

The man named Eugen Razvan G said he wanted to own up to his actions.

US President Barack Obama visited SXSW to speak on the government's stand on encryption and privacy.

DDoS protection service Staminus Communications hit by hack along with Ku Klux Klan websites it hosts.

LeapFrog has told IBTimes UK it is investigating issue 'as a matter of urgency'.

The Bangladesh central bank and the New York Fed were targeted by the hackers who still got away with $80m.

Researcher reveals that mouse movement patterns could impact privacy and aid Javascript snoopers.

Locky started spreading macros for Microsoft Word but has switched to using Javascript-based attachments.

Cards used at RH&R hotels between 2 September 2014 and 18 February 2016 may have been affected.

NSA whistleblower slammed FBI for claiming it doesn't have the technical capability to break iPhone security.

Trend Micro says Angler exploit kit, crypto ransomware, Dridex and IoT attacks are key takeaways from 2015.

Brazilian gangs are packaging malware into jar files as they run on Macs, Linux, Windows and Android.