The alleged hacked forums belong to various categories, including fitness, network security, technology and gaming.
The hacker group's targets include intelligence agencies, military and government organisations.
Android Forums reportedly confirmed that its servers were compromised, leading to a data breach.
US authorities will also bring charges against Chinese middlemen, who allegedly helped North Korea plan and execute the cyberheist.
Google researcher uncovers two vulnerabilities in widely-used password manager.
Necurs botnet was previously mainly used for widespread distribution of Locky and Dridex ransomware strains.
The cybercriminal allegedly posed as an Asian hardware manufacturer and sent phishing emails to the firms.
The vendor 'doubleflag' claims the database includes records from 2011-2017.
Luckily, no bank information or credit card numbers have been leaked.
The dark web drug dealer has been accused of selling a high-strength synthetic opioid called Fentanyl.
Fake £65 vouchers being shared on Facebook and Twitter are completely worthless.
Mark Vartanyan, 29, was allegedly involved in distributing the Citadel malware, which at its peak, caused over $500m in losses.
Defence Point Security reportedly notified employees that cybercriminals got their hands on W-2 tax data.
A dark web vendor is reportedly selling accounts, including decrypted passwords, from older breaches.
Security firm claims users' names, phone numbers and addresses have been leaked.
The cross-border cooperative effort comes as SWIFT cuts off all North Korean banks linked to its system.
Warren County Sheriff's Department's leaked data included crime scene and arrest records.
Leonid Slutsky: 'Our US colleagues are interested in fabricated and virtual hacks'.
Alexsey Belan and Karim Baratov have been accused of compromising 500 million Yahoo accounts in 2014.
Hackers also stole around 287,000 phone numbers of users, most of whom are young women under the age of 18.
Messages, images and contact lists are all vulnerable - luckily a fix is already out.
Chamois was 'one of the largest' malware families seen on Android and distributed via 'multiple channels'.