Cybercrime

Researchers noted that the campaign targeted internet users visiting popular news sites.

The former IT-staffer is facing up to 25 years jail for insider trading ploy.

The cyberattack is believed to have occurred in October and allegedly involves theft of user email addresses.

Most of the biggest hacks that will happen in 2017 are 'already under way.'

All emails were spoofed to look like official emails from the SFA accounts department.

According to the National Crime Agency, sextortion scams have resulted in 4 deaths over the year.

Security experts expose a new vulnerability to 'mark Red Star's anniversary leak'.

Security researchers have uncovered a new botnet waging daily, massive attacks.

Hackers allegedly behind a new IoT botnet created from the Mirai malware claimed responsibility for the attack.

The joint operation successfully sinkholed around 800,000 domain strong botnet infrastructure.

In 2012, Shamoon was responsible for destroying nearly 35,000 computers at oil firm Saudi Aramco.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange slammed the 'cowardly' German government.

The website was offline for roughly four hours on 1 December.

Bruno Kahl says the pressure on public discourse and democracy is 'unacceptable'.

Europol stressed that no operations are believed to have been put in jeopardy.

It is not believed that bank details were stolen or core databases accessed.

The suspects were allegedly involved in a multi-million dollar telecom scam.

A security expert contacted Brian Krebs claiming to have hacked the hacker.

Experts warn drone exploits will soon be traded on the Dark Web.

Cybersecurity researchers believe that the exploits may have caused the Deutsche Telekom outage.

The hackers have threatened to leak information about MUNI customers, contracts and employees.

Deutsche Telekom said hackers may have attacked "specific routers" in Germany.

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Scammers demand a portion of victims' bank account amount, threatening exposure.

Conflicting reports cite ministry officials confirming and later denying the attack.

Over 2,000 systems were reportedly hit by a variant of the HDDCrypto ransomware.

Authorities believe that hackers leveraged a Code 91 glitch to access customers' card data.

Cybersecurity experts have previously warned that changing passwords frequently does more harm than good.

EU legislative body maintains that no data was stolen in the incident.

The malicious templates come with how-to videos which feature guidelines on collecting phished data.