Cybercrime

"You can't arrest a lizard," AppleJ4ck told IBTimes UK.

UK government to bolster ICO capabilities with fines on firms that fail to protect data.

There is no information on whether users' personal information was compromised or not in the cyberattak.

A cyber defence strategy is more important than ever before - yet Nato is reportedly underprepared for attack

No serious disruption or damage has yet been caused by such critical infrastructure hacks.

The hacker, who was arrested in Malaysia in 2015, said in court he did not know why he did it.

The 16-year-old student breached websites in 87 separate countries, the Seoul Metropolitan Police revealed.

Purchasing access to a server located in an EU government network can cost as little as $6.

Ghost Squad Hackers claim to be targeting both Clinton and Trump's presidential campaigns.

The cyberattack resulted in the theft of over 4,000 valid passport numbers, the JTB Corp disclosed

Malware was likely sent from a compromised email belonging to another nation's ministry of foreign affairs

VerticalScope, which runs the forums, acknowledged the breach.

Analysis suggests the hackers had access to the DNC's computer networks for over a year.

Ash Carter launched 'Hack the Pentagon' and 100 flaws have been found in its defence systems so far.

Get Safe Online initiative and Action Fraud found a 22% increase in reported cyber offences in the past year.

A hacktivist announced the plans on Twitter and launched a series of DDoS attacks against the SABC.

This is the second price cut for the zero-day exploit, which was first listed for sale in May.

An Garda Síochána has announced plans to restructure as cybercrime in Ireland soars.

Hackers Tessa88 and Peace_of_Mind were once part of a Russian hacking team that is now disbanded.

Locky and Dridex distributing botnet's disappearance comes on the heels of Russia's recent cybersecurity bust.

Branded with a fresh Fight Club-inspired title, Anonymous hackers have ramped up OpIcarus yet again.

The information was listed on The Real Deal marketplace, which also hosted the Myspace and LinkedIn breaches.

UTorrent has cautioned its users to change their passwords, adding that it was breached via a software vendor.

The government plans to take 100,000 computers offline by 2017.

LeakedSource, which obtained the dataset, believes browser malware is responsble for the compromise.

Qarallax RAT malware being distributed via Skype by hacker posing as US government official.

University of Calgary paid malicious hackers $20,000 in untraceable Bitcoins.

US central bank declined to comment on allegations it missed numerous danger signs.

Hackers could adjust Facebook messages including deleting them and replacing text, links, and files.

Security researchers uncovered that the malware uses the 'malware factory' technique to bypass detection.