ATMZombie: Malware laid the trap letting criminals steal cash from Israeli ATMs
The cybercrime exploited a legitimate banking feature called 'SMS transaction'.
Open-source code from Mars rover used in espionage campaign targeting Indian government
OpenCV and OpenAL code used in everything from the Mars rover to unmanned vehicles found in malware.
Snoopers' Charter: UK government collecting data on innocent civilians to battle dark web threat
Bulk data is among the few effective methods available to counter the illicit use of the dark web, states the report.
Top Gartner analyst calls on FBI to 'stop bullying Apple' and do some proper intelligence work
Litan argues there's a slew of extra data available to the FBI, even if it is unable to unlock the iPhone 5C.
Cyber-espionage: Norway's intelligence chief accuses China of stealing military secrets
In a rare accusation by a Nato country, top intelligence chief blames China for hacking and espionage.
US: Hackers hold Melrose Police Station to ransom for the paltry sum of one bitcoin
Police regain control of encryption key after having to stump up just £320 to the cyber criminals.
Snapchat hack: Young, cool companies can also become phishing patsies
Sensitive employee payroll data was accessed by hackers after staff fell victim to an email phishing scam.
Microsoft Windows 10: Shots fired at Apple by The Bug Chicks in latest advertising campaign
Microsoft now appears to have Apple in its sights in what demonstrates a more focused advertising strategy.
China's hacking tactics exposed as insider claims he built secret database to snoop on US
The database, reportedly finished in 2013, is bolstered by compromised cybercrime data.
Isis: Pentagon launches 'aggressive cyberwar' against Daesh to curb spread of propaganda
US Cyber Command-led operation will aim to disrupt online campaigns of Isis (Daesh).
IRS hack: Over 700,000 US taxpayer accounts compromised in cyberattack
IRS reveals it underestimated the sheer scale of its hacking disaster in May.
White House moves to expand 'sharing intelligence between NSA, FBI and CIA'
Proposals will impact the sharing of both phone calls and email content across US intelligence agencies.
Tor open to snooping? Team denies Carnegie Mellon revelations have left anonymity network exposed
Has Tor network's anonymity and privacy been compromised by the Carnegie Mellon revelations?
Breaking Tor: US government funded Carnegie Mellon research to locate Silk Road suspect
Court documents have finally confirmed suspicions that the US government funded Tor-based research.
Anonymous: Turkish government cracks down on Twitter 'hacktivists' over leak of police data
Turkey attempts to block slew of profiles by serving papers to Twitter after a number of users released sensitive data
Hollywood hospital hack: Is cybercrime the one virus the doctors cannot beat?
Has the Hollywood hack sent a message to cybercriminals that hospitals are an easy target?
Website dedicated to jailed Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht uses his artwork to raise appeal cash
Site re-launch comes as Ulbricht's lawyers argue police corruption in his case came to light after the conviction.
CEO of uKnowKids defends calling researcher "a hacker" for exposing security flaw on website
Chris Vickery found millions of texts and images from child profiles were stored with "no level of authentication".
US government enlists Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to help combat online radicals
The federal government has admitted that it is 'not best placed' to counter online recruitment efforts.
UN tourism website breached and defaced by 'TeamPoison' hacking collective
Data dump posted online shows a slew of names, emails and hashed passwords.
German cyber spooks gain enhanced snooping powers with use of Trojan spyware
Known as Bundestrojaner – or 'Federal Trojan' - the software reportedly gives police extra spying capabilities.
Operation Blockbuster: Lazarus group involved with Sony hack hunted by intelligence coalition
Security firms Symantec and AlienVault aim to combat hacking group thought to be responsible for Sony hack.
Edward Snowden is a 'naïve, narcissistic and insufferably self-important defector', claims former NSA boss
Hayden brands Snowden leaks the "greatest haemorrhaging of American secrets in the history of the republic".
Xbox Live down: Microsoft continues to suffer outages as hacking group claims credit for downtime
Anonymous-linked group claims responsibility for taking down Xbox gaming service with DDoS attack.
uKnowKids: Child-tracking website exposes names and images of thousands of children in data breach
Private details of 1,700 children discovered by security researcher was left open for 50 days.
VTech hack: Legal experts slam toy company for shirking UK law as EU data protection shake-up looms
With GDPR on the horizon, VTech will soon have a financial incentive for protecting data.
Apple vs FBI: Bill Gates sides with US law enforcement in historic iPhone encryption case
Microsoft pioneer takes different approach to Google, Facebook and Twitter by siding with the FBI.
Google Android: GMBot source code leaked to the dark web - now anyone can become a malware kingpin
Researchers at IBM have branded GMBot a 'one-stop shop' for Android attacks - and now it's in the wild.
Cyber criminals flood Brazil with malware disguised as a guide on how to treat Zika virus
The spam campaign is likely to expand if the mosquito-born virus continues to spread across the globe.
Apple vs FBI: Director James Comey wishes people would 'stop saying the world is ending'
FBI director James Comey has played down reports the FBI wants to break iPhone encryption standards.
