Russian Hackers

Officials claim that the alleged hacker was 'so surprised' by the crackdown that he fainted.

Suspected Russian Intelligence persona tells IBTimes UK: "FBI is hunting me."

WikiLeaks continues to release the personal emails of Clinton aide, John Podesta.

Security experts believe the NRSC website was infected by a card skimming malware.

The hacker group has threatened to 'publicly post the password' to anyone who paid it around $6m.

The CIA has been charged with providing the White House with various 'clandestine' cyber operations options targeting the Kremlin.

Anti-doping agency brands drug-record leak a 'cheap shot at innocent athletes'

The Clinton Foundation denies it was hacked by Guccifer 2.0 which is said to have ties with Moscow.

According to the magazine's editor in chief Jim Impoco, the main IP addresses involved in the hack were traced back to Russia.

Comey called on state officials to remain vigilant as 'bad players have been poking around.'

Russian hacking groups Fancy Bear and Cosy Bear were linked to the hacks.

There is no information about the number of people targeted or affected in the alleged hack.

Security researchers allegedly intercepted configuration files being used by hackers in the attacks.

Investigators have not yet ruled out the possibility of the Shadow Brokers being affiliated with Russia.

The personal emails of a White House staffer were published by the hacking group DCLeaks.

Hackers have released a fourth batch of medical documents.

US cybersecurity firms believe Guccifer 2.0 is a Russian propaganda tool.

Clinton said the US should 'lead the world in setting the rules in cyberspace'.

The whistleblowing group previously published 20,000 emails hacked from the DNC.

Harry Reid calls for the FBI to fully investigate alleged Russian plans to falsify election results.

The latest hacks continues to fuel concerns Russia is trying to interfere in the US presidential election.

Suspected Russian hacking team called the Shadow Brokers leaked the data.

A website called DCLeaks is now believed to be a 'Russian-backed influence outlet'.

Hackers allegedly breach Cin7, ECRS, Navy Zebra, PAR Technology and Uniwell.

WikiLeaks dismisses Assange comments in TV interview as just 'a joke'.

The FSB claimed to have found 'professional' spyware on roughly 20 agency systems.

Clinton said the hack was a 'deliberate effort' to influence the upcoming US election.

Names, email addresses and credit card details may have been compromised.

The agency is investigating the infiltration at the Democratic National Committee.

US security officials say the hackers wanted to show off how Moscow wields cyber influence