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The ransomware also lets hackers remotely send commands to the infected devices via a web-based control panel.

The mobile network provider says most of the devices were not infected and blamed a supplier for the issue.

In the three years since Silk Road 1.0 was closed – and Ross Ulbricht given a life sentence – drug sales have tripled.

Access to social media accounts and dating websites is being sold for a couple of dollars.

Hackers may have credit card information of those who purchased food at Banner Health outlets.

Trump signs up to Enough Is Enough's campaign to reduce youth access to online pornography.

A hacker known as 'Peace' previously listed the Myspace and LinkedIn hacks.

Tor Director: "Several experienced unwanted sexually aggressive behaviour"

Personal data including names, phone numbers, date of birth, emails and passwords listed for sale.

The shooter set up a fake Facebook account with the name 'Selina Akim'.

Researchers uncovered over 100 malicious computers actively spying on Tor-masked Dark Web sites.

The ransomware is allegedly capable of deleting random files every six hours if the ransom is not paid.

Authenticity of the leaked data has been called into question.

XDedic sells access to 70,000 hacked servers in over 150 countries across the world.

District Judge Henry Coke Morgan Jr says FBI didn't need warrant to instal malware on suspects' PCs.

UN wants tighter control over anonymous online markets on the Dark Web to prevent drug trafficking.

Criminal gangs and state entities have been found using sophisticated hacking tools.

Dark web leak reportedly includes names, home addresses, emails and social security numbers.

Card-reading device used to steal bank details from unsuspecting tourists found - things to look out for.

Internal chat logs show how the non-profit organisation's work may be affected by the intelligence community.

Researchers are exploring a new technique called Selfrando, designed to protect against browser exploits.

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

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

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

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

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

Farrell was sentenced to eight years in prison and four years of supervised release for his role in Silk Road 2.0.

Huckle used the dark web to post more than 20,000 sickening images of children being abused.

Pseudonymous hacker, Peace, believed to be behind MySpace and LinkedIn hack, selling VK accounts.

Richard Huckle admitted to raping and sexually abusing babies, toddlers and young children in Malaysia.