CYBERCRIME

One young woman found a video of herself as a 17-year-old on the site, complete with links to her personal social media.

The task force was meant to crack down on extremism, but critics were worried it would crack down on free speech instead.

Mischa Barton is the latest celebrity to be a victim of this humiliating form of revenge.

A Washington, D.C. court ruled that a victim of spying conducted by the Ethiopian spies can't sue the Ethiopian government over the hacking.

Mischa Barton's lawyer threatened to prosecute the person who shopped and leaked the sex tape.

Researchers found 36 Android handsets that arrived to consumers with malware pre-installed on the devices.

According to a new report, notorious Russian hacker Evgeniy Bogachev may be working with the Russian government to hack devices and gather classified military and intelligence information.

The two superpowers each announced increases in military spending, but many believe a race isn't underway.

Weighing the risks of being hacked: Consumer Reports will start considering issues like how secure devices are from cybersecurity threats, and how well data is protected, in its evaluations.

The U.S. is still relying on cyberattacks to hamper North Korea’s plans for intercontinental ballistic missiles.

A new piece of malware called 'Font Wasn't Found' attempts to fool users into downloading it by appearing to be a missing font installation. The malware has been seen from Windows Google Chrome users.

A particularly malicious MacOS malware is making the rounds through torrents, and it won't decrypt a victim's files even after they pay the ransom.

U.S. intelligence officials have reportedly raised concerns over the alleged communications because they happened while Trump repeatedly praised Russia and its president.

The National Security Bureau, a government agency tasked with carrying out the president’s domestic security directives, wants Poland’s navy to add multipurpose frigates with air defense capabilities.

Microsoft is calling for a digital Geneva Convention to help govern cyberwarfare to protect civilians and their data.

The accusations stem from an alleged hack last year, similar to the one Russia may have pulled off during the 2016 presidential election.

Reports indicated a top cybersecurity expert and a senior intelligence officer were apprehended last month.

Over 155 million fraudulent emails aimed at stealing your personal information, such as passwords and financial details, are sent around the world every day.

“The Communications Ministry has nothing to do with it; we don’t know anything about it,” Russia’s Deputy Communications Minister Alexey Volin reportedly said.

The attack comes soon after President Barack Obama announced new sanctions against Russia on Thursday and expelled 35 Russian officials from the United States.

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a guidance for medical device manufacturers to help improve cyber security protocol and thwart future cyberattacks.