Snowden Leaks: Canadian Security Establishment Has Tools For 'Deception', 'False Flag' Attacks
Previously leaked documents have shown that Canada's intelligence service is monitoring millions of domestic emails every year.
Penn State Fraternity Photo Scandal: Kappa Delta Rho Case Raises Concerns About Unauthorized Sharing
"Nonconsensual distribution of photos" is forbidden in Penn State's code of conduct.
Facebook Clarifies Rules On Cyberbullying, Revenge Porn, Nudity And More
Bullying, shaming, pornography and physical and financial threatening content have no place on the site.
Are Russian Hackers Behind Cyberattack? Email System Down At US State Department This Weekend In Effort To Flush Out Malware
Officials recently discovered its “worst ever” malware attack on the U.S. State Department email system. Now they’re trying to eliminate the sneaky software.
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Senate Cybersecurity Bill Is 'Surveillance By Another Name,' Says Lone Senator Who Voted Against It
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NSA Strongly Suspected In 'Equation Group' Hacks On Russian, Iranian Hard Drives
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Researchers Link Equation Group Hackers To The NSA Due To 'Space Station' Level Sophistication
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Twitter Bans Revenge Porn And Doxxing In Ongoing Fight Against Online Trolls
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The raids, during which 56 arrests were made in 25 operations across the country, were conducted by U.K.'s National Crime Agency
Mandarin Oriental Hacked: Luxury Hotel Chain Admits Credit Card Numbers Were Stolen In Security Breach
Mandarin Oriental guests pay about $850 a night, so the cards could fetch big bucks on the black market.
The Pirate Bay's Zombie Sites Are Full Of Malware. But That Probably Won't Stop You From Downloading Torrents.
Normally the longer a website is around, the more reliable it becomes. That hasn't been the case in the Wild West world of digital piracy.
Record $3M Reward Offered By FBI, State Department For Russian Hacker
Bogachev led a heist that stole $100 million from American bank accounts.
Who Was Behind The Sony Cyberattack? NSA Claims Software Points To North Korea
The malware bore a unique signature that pointed back to North Korea, a National Security Agency director said.
Lenovo Removes Superfish: Company Apologizes After Major Security Flaw Draws Scrutiny
Lenovo received "minor compensation" for letting a third party install dangerous software, a spokesman said.
State Department Fails To Rid Network Of Hackers Months After Detection
Moscow is rumored to be behind the attack after similar malware was used to break into the White House networks last year.
IsAnyoneUp.com's Hunter Moore, 'Most Hated Man On The Internet,' Facing 7 Years On Revenge Porn Charges
Is Anyone Up operator Hunter Moore, 28, made sure his victims' nude pictures would rank prominently in Google's search results.
Russian Man Charged In $300 Million Credit Card Hacking Scandal Pleads Not Guilty
Vladimir Drinkman and four co-conspirators stole and sold up to 200 million credit and debit card numbers between 2005 and 2012.
NSA Has Planted Surveillance Software Deep Within Hard Drives Since 2001: Kaspersky
The NSA has been planting surveillance software deep within hard drives made by top manufacturers, Kaspersky Lab says.
Hackers Steal $1 Billion In Biggest Bank Heist In History: Could They Take Down The Whole System Next Time?
The largest bank heist in history spurs concerns over systemic risk.
Hackers Pull Off Largest Bank Heist Ever, Steal $1B From 100 Banks In 30 Nations: Report
A new report by Kaspersky Lab reveals that the attacks, which are still ongoing, have so far targeted banks across Russia, Europe and the U.S.
Facebook Inc. Launches New Social Network Geared Toward Cybersecurity
The site comes as cyberattacks are rapidly increasing in number and scope.
Dating App Advice 2015: More Than 60 Percent Of Dating Apps Vulnerable, How To Protect Your Profile
It's almost February 14, but before you begin searching for an online sweetheart, make sure your dating profile is safe.
Microsoft Patches Security Flaw Allegedly Used By Chinese Hackers To Target US Government
The attack targeted U.S. military and government networks that visited infected websites like Forbes.
Carmakers Failing To Protect Against Electronic Attacks, Infringe Consumer Privacy: Report
The findings, released by a senator’s office, showed that most manufacturers have no way to track electronic intrusions in real time.
Hackers and Cybercrime: Financial Firms Increasingly Targeted For Fraud
A surprising number of financial-services companies fall victim to cybercrime. How much is at stake for corporate giants?
Anthem Hack: Investigators Pursuing Links To China In Massive Data Breach
Sources said that tools and techniques used by the hackers have previously been used by Chinese spies.
'Operation Pawn Storm' Hack Poses As iOS Game To Attack Apple Users
The campaign was first launched in earnest when the U.S. introduced new sanctions against the Russian government.
North Korea Threatens ‘Gangster’ US With Nuclear Strikes, Cyber Warfare; Rules Out Talks
North Korea claims that the U.S. government is “igniting a war of aggression” in an effort to “bring down” the regime.
US Law Firm Fights ‘Revenge Porn’ With Copyright Infringement Lawsuits
The project run by K&L Gates law firm is the first of its kind, and scholars say copyright law is a good way to tackle "revenge porn."
US Journalist With Ties To Hacking Group 'Anonymous' Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison, $900K Fine
Barrett Brown, 33, was found guilty of being an accessory to unauthorized access of a protected network and threatening a federal agent.
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