Guccifer 2.0, alleged Kremlin-linked DNC hacker, back from hiatus slams US intelligence community
The hacker claimed the recently released US intelligence evidence on Russian hacking is a 'crude fake'.
Shadow Brokers abandon NSA cyberweapons sale publicly leaking hacking tools
After attempting one last sale, the hacker group said they're 'going dark' in a farewell message.
Obama administration expands spy powers with NSA data sharing rules days before Trump takes office
New regulations now allow NSA to share globally intercepted personal data with other government agencies.
Europe erects defences ahead of 2017 elections to counter potential Russian cyberattacks
EU will reportedly set up dedicated centres to spot 'fake news'.
Assange uses Bitcoin as proof of life, says he has not 'seen the sunlight' in over 4 years
WikiLeaks' founder read out a bitcoin blockchain hash, responding to supporters' calls for proof of his safety.
Here are the 7 cybersecurity start-ups recruited to work with GCHQ to help it spy better
The intelligence agency's cyber accelerator scheme is part of the government's £1.9bn National Cyber Security Program.
China expands surveillance capabilities with new intelligence-gathering ship
The People's Liberation Army now reportedly commands six naval reconnaissance vessels.
US spy chief James Clapper says he spoke to Trump about media leaks and expressed 'profound dismay'
Clapper said he does not believe the leaks came from the US intelligence community.
Malware dubbed Nuke put up for sale on the dark web by an alleged Russian hacker
Researchers claim that the malware is currently priced at $4,000 and comes with 'bot killer' features.
Brother-sister duo accused of hacking Italy's elite, including former PMs, a Vatican cardinal and bankers
The duo allegedly hacked into emails of ministers, bankers and a former deputy chief of the secret service.
German spy chief wants to hit back at hackers amid increasing cyberthreats
Germany's intelligence agencies reportedly claim to have noted a rise in spear-phishing attacks.
Is WikiLeaks mulling over the possibility of leaking verified Twitter users' data?
A now deleted tweet reportedly claimed WikiLeaks was seeking to create an 'online database' of verified Twitter accounts.
US declares its election infrastructure as critical, eyes to protect it from cyberattacks
Election infrastructure can now receive prioritised cybersecurity support and assistance from the DHS.
Donald Trump: 'We're like the hacking capital of the world'
Trump had a 2 hour-long briefing with top US intelligence officials about cyberattacks against the US.
Petya ransomware variant GoldenEye targets HR departments by sending fake job applications
The ransomware is currently demanding around $1,000 from victims to restore encrypted files.
Verizon unsure about closing $4.8bn Yahoo deal following massive data breach
Verizon is said to be studying the impact of the Yahoo hack before proceeding.
Honda's new self-balancing motorcycle comes with self-driving capabilities
The bike has been designed to keep itself upright, both with and without a rider.
Here are 5 major takeaways of US intelligence's stance at Senate hearing on Russian hacking
Spy chief James Clapper, differing with Donald Trump, said he was 'more resolute' of Russia launching cyberattacks.
FireCrypt ransomware emerges with DDoS launching capabilities
Security researchers have reportedly uncovered connections with the Deadly for a Good Purpose Ransomware.
Norton ventures into hardware with Wi-Fi router to provide protection from IoT botnet attacks
The dome-shaped device boasts of machine learning and encryption abilities and can be controlled via users' phone.
This robot is a smart toy designed to help children with developmental disabilities learn better
The robot has been designed to help children with autism and other disabilities learn and communicate better.
Children in Britain 'unwittingly' handing over private data to social media firms – report
Nearly half of eight to 11-year-olds have reportedly agreed to social media firms' vague terms and conditions.
Dodging facial recognition software inches toward reality thanks to new anti-surveillance clothing tech
The Hyperface project aims at creating clothes with patterns designed to overwhelm facial recognition systems.
Thai army to recruit civilian 'cyber warriors' following Anonymous' onslaught on government sites
Civilian experts will reportedly be employed to assist the army in combating cybercrime.
Trump tweets he will receive intelligence briefing on 'so-called' Russian hacking this week
Trump expressed doubts about Russia's involvement in the cyberattacks, adding that the briefing was 'delayed'.
SpaceX reveals cause of Falcon 9 rocket explosion and plans to launch again next week
The firm said Nasa and the US Air Force assisted in its probe into the explosion.
Julian Assange claims Obama administration attempting to 'delegitimize' Trump
Assange refuted allegations of Russia being WikiLeaks' source.
WikiLeaks hints at potential releases in 2017 warning 'prepare for showdown'
Founder Julian Assange is slated to participate in a live Reddit AMA session later in the week.
Trump spokesperson says there is 'zero evidence' of Russian hacking influencing US election
Donald Trump will review the final intelligence report on Russian hacking and apparent election interference.
Smart devices may soon provide UK police with evidence of crime – report
Digital forensic evidence of crime scenes could be used by detectives to solve various criminal cases.
