Danger lurks in third-party Android app stores
Google Play store considered 10 times safer than third-party app stores.
Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft and McAfee side with Apple on encryption
Following Google CEO Sundar Pichai's series of supportive tweets, Silicon Valley giants extend support to Apple on the encryption debate.
FBI seizes suspected Anonymous hacker in Miami
Martin Gottesfeld, 31, charged with conspiracy for allegedly participating in cyber attack on Boston hospital.
Anonymous: Hackers plan DDoS campaign against Israeli military to protest Mohammed Al-Qeeq detention
Anonymous posted a slew of IP addresses relating to a range of websites including the Israeli Defense Force.
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Zero Days: Director says US government secrecy trend 'appalling'
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John McAfee: I can hack the San Bernardino iPhone for the FBI - an Apple backdoor is like giving our enemies nukes
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Twitter bug could have exposed nearly 10,000 users' phone numbers and email addresses
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Man vs machine: Bio-chip implants will make us stronger but an open target for hackers
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Los Angeles hospital paid $17,000 to hackers to get back control of its computer system
Bitcoin payment was quickest way to return to normal from chilling healthcare hack, says official.
Google CEO backs Apple on encryption debate fuelled by FBI demand to unlock San Bernardino killer's iPhone
Apple CEO Tim Cook's stand on the need for encryption has found support from Sundar Pichai.
IoT exposed: Amazon-listed CCTV recorder contains a security backdoor that captures screenshots
Security researchers at Pen Test Partners have uncovered a spate of severe security issues in a fresh DVR test.
What is ransomware: How to react if you are infected and should you pay the hackers?
As cyberattacks are reported around the world, here is everything you need to know.
Russian military developing humanoid robot to tackle dangerous jobs in outer space
'AI in perspective is not a fairytale,' says deputy PM adding prototype astronauts will perform dangerous tasks
Anonymous: Hackers reveal how to start a cyber activist operation in step-by-step guide
Hacktivists provide 'how to' instructions for anyone wanting to pull off an Anonymous-style operation.
Western Australia parliament hack: Cyber-attack forces government communications blackout
A so-called 'Trojan virus' had circumvented the parliament's IT network
Glibc mega bug: Thousands of apps and devices vulnerable to flaw in commonly-used Linux code
Google has a detailed remedy for the bug and has given access to a patch that fixed the vulnerability.
US reportedly planned cyberattack on Iran's air defences and power grid if nuclear deal failed
Plan Nitro Zeus was put on hold after a nuclear deal was reached between Iran and six other nations, a report says.
Anonymous leaks South African government employee details
Over 1,000 names, phone numbers, email addresses and passwords dumped online by activist group.
Instagram launches two-factor authentication to protect users from hackers
Instagram is slated to roll-out the latest security feature in stages in order to avoid bugs.
Hacking by GCHQ 'fundamentally weakens the security of the internet', says UK lawyer
Scarlet Kim, lawyer with Privacy International, will continue to challenge the GCHQ ruling.
Anonymous: Hacker unleashes 17.8GB trove of data from a Turkish national police server
The hacker, believed to be using the pseudonym ROR[RG], chose to release the police files via The Cthulhu.
How a security researcher easily hacked a hospital and its medical devices
Kaspersky Lab security researcher Sergey Lozhkin outlines how he hacked a hospital via WiFi.
Torrents Time: A safe way to stream pirated content - or is it spreading Trojans on your PC?
Security researcher says Torrents Time contains a Trojan that tracks users and opens ports for malicious activity.
Los Angeles: Hackers demand $3m bitcoin ransom from hospital to unlock vital files
LAPD and FBI drafted in to investigate ransomware-style cyberattack at US hospital.
North Korean hackers accused of targeting South Korea with mass spam campaign
Latest hacking campaign from North Korea reportedly targeted South Korean organisations.
Dark web: Bomb threats against British schools and hospitals found to cost just £5
Dark web seller offers £5 bomb threat service for British schools, shopping centres, hospitals and offices.
Google Android: Smartphones hit with Mazar Bot malware that can 'erase everything'
Security experts claim evidence suggests the attackers operating the malware are Russian.
Ukraine suspects Russia is behind cyberattacks on its power grid in December 2015
Oleksander Svetelyk claims hackers took about six months to prepare for the cyberattack.
GCHQ hacking does not violate the UK's human rights laws, rules tribunal
Privacy International is disappointed by the IPT's ruling that UK government's actions are lawful.
Washington DC council accidentally uploads private data on 12,000 special needs schoolchildren
A DC council employee uploaded student data to a public Dropbox folder where it was available for hours.
UK police arrest 16-year-old suspected of hacking FBI and CIA accounts
The hacker is thought to be part of the notorious 'Crackas With Attitude' (CWA) collective.
Hackers sell Netflix accounts on black market for only $0.25
Symantec advises users to avoid advertisement that offers Netflix for free or at cheaper price.
How to protect your email account from hackers: Six tips to help you stay safe
An email account is the gateway into your personal life so security is important, right?
Harvard report: Sadly for law enforcement, banning encryption would be futile
Banning encrypted products would only leave the general public at risk, researchers warn.
Bitcoin users have rubbish passwords just like the rest of us
Security research team finds bitcoin owners use passwords which can be easily and quickly guessed
Gamers beware: Hearthstone add-ons and cheats bring Bitcoin malware
Symantec advises players to avoid downloading third-party add-ons for Hearthstone.
US bill aims to prevent states from imposing ban on encrypted phones
California Congressman Ted Lieu's bill aims to stop state meddling with encrypted devices.
Identity thieves attacked IRS system and accessed 101,000 electronic filing PINs
IRS says personal data of taxpayers was not compromised.
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