HACKING

Eight people people have been brought before a Tanzanian court after chopping off an albino woman's hand last month.

Thieves used the taxpayer data they obtained from the hack to apply for millions of dollars in fraudulent tax refunds.

Security researcher Chris Roberts was denied entry onto a flight because of tweets about potential security flaws in the plane's on-board Wi-Fi.

New York state's top financial regulator has highlighted the dangers of lax bank oversight over third-party vendors.

Phone hacking is a $5 billion business. Here's an in-depth look at the case of Noor Aziz Uddin, one of the most prolific hackers of the 21st century.

The bill would increase information sharing about threats between companies and government agencies.

The security flaw lets hackers take over devices visiting “secure” government websites.

The notorious hacking “squad” took over the PC-maker’s website as well as company email accounts.

Bogachev led a heist that stole $100 million from American bank accounts.

Vladimir Drinkman and four co-conspirators stole and sold up to 200 million credit and debit card numbers between 2005 and 2012.

The largest bank heist in history spurs concerns over systemic risk.

A surprising number of financial-services companies fall victim to cybercrime. How much is at stake for corporate giants?

Anthem, the second-largest health insurance company in the U.S., says the hacked servers held personal data of 80 million people.

The 20-year-old reportedly left the U.K. for Syria in 2013 to jumpstart ISIS' hacking efforts.

Trouble in the brave new world of the smart home: It could be hacked.

Facing criticism from cybersecurity experts, U.S. investigators continue to look at North Korea as the perpetrator.

Two-factor authentication is easy to set up, but one of the largest banking institutions in the world simply never did it.

They're often handpicked from North Korean universities, begin training at around 17 years of age -- and make a lot of money.

The U.S. administration is not yet sure how it will respond if it confirms that North Korea was behind the Sony hack.

The hacking attack against Sony Pictures that led the studio to cancel the theatrical release of "The Interview" is a "serious national security matter," the White House said Thursday.

The team has infiltrated the networks of vital industries in eight nations.