MALWARE

Federal government employees have been frustrated with the Office of Personnel Management's response to the data breach.

It's not as hard as you might think.

A cybersecurity expert briefly gained control of a plane's engines by hacking into its in-flight entertainment system.

The flaws allow malicious commands to run on a Lenovo machine, or malware to be installed as official updates.

China is frequently accused by the United States and its allies of engaged in widespread hacking attacks.

IBM has uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme run by a well- funded Eastern European gang of cyber criminals that uses a combination of phishing, malware and phone calls that IBM says has netted more than $1 million.

International financial, energy and medical companies have struggled to defend themselves from unyielding cyberattacks.

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.

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

Mandarin Oriental guests pay about $850 a night, so the cards could fetch big bucks on the black market.

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.

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

The manufacturer said none of its enterprise computers or services came with the notorious ad software.

Lenovo received "minor compensation" for letting a third party install dangerous software, a spokesman said.

Lenovo, the biggest PC manufacturer in the world, claimed last month that the "Superfish" hole had been patched.

The NSA has been planting surveillance software deep within hard drives made by top manufacturers, Kaspersky Lab says.

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.

The site comes as cyberattacks are rapidly increasing in number and scope.

The campaign was first launched in earnest when the U.S. introduced new sanctions against the Russian government.

A U.S. cybersecurity company recently found malware infecting the devices of visitors to Afghan government sites.

Investigators are caught in a never-ending game of catch-up as hackers continue to diversify their methods and mask their locations.