Hacking
Shadow Brokers gives up hacking tool auction - gives away stash of NSA-linked hacking tools instead
Shadow Brokers bow out claiming that it was all about the money, which they didn't receive enough of
MongoDB databases suffer huge ransomware attacks
Over 27,000 servers compromised as hackers steal and delete data from unpatched or poorly-configured systems
Doubts cast on claim that Russia hacked Ukraine's military via Trojanised Android app
CrowdStrike report described as "delusional" by Ukrainian artillery officer
Who is the hacker of 2017, and how can we tackle them?
Dr Konstantin Malkov, CTO of 5nine Software, reveals what today's hackers are capable of - and the measures companies can take to combat their continuously evolving methods
New malvertising campaign infects home and small business routers
New DNSchanger targets Chrome and gives attackers control over web traffic
Yahoo hack: Tech industry responds
Yahoo has discovered an even larger breach whilst investigating another. Here's what the tech industry makes of the farce
KFC loyalty scheme hit by hackers
Colonel's Club members advised to change passwords
JP Morgan: 'We would hire a reformed black hat'
And other industry hacker recruitment policies from our latest summit
Nothing changes? IT leaders speak about the still-grim reality of selling BYOD to the board
Still a resistance to invest until it's too late...?
Three hack: UK IT industry hits out at 'corporate blindness' and firm's 'slavish devotion to short term margin'
Putting profit before customer risk has to end, say industry peers
Tesco Bank hacked
All online transactions have been stopped after more than 20,000 customers lose money
14 people arrested for laundering £11m from malware scams
Suspects believed to be helping organised cyber crime gangs
Expert analysis reveals the secrets behind new phishing attack
An analysis by Mimecast reveals what's going on in a new phishing attack designed to steal credit card details
Top five phishing phrases used by online scammers
Don't think you could be scammed or Trojanised in a phishing scam?
Lauri Love loses appeal against extradition to US
"Horrible decision" says former hacker Jake "Topiary" Davis
Embedded devices with vulnerable hard-coded encryption keys continue to proliferate, warn researchers
The 'internet of insecure things' to become even more insecure after SEC-Consult dumps data on Github
'Hacker' Lauri Love says suicide 'is a real risk' if extradited to US
"The threat of what might happen to me is always in the background" says Asperger's sufferer
Almost half of all organisations vulnerable to insider threats
Computing research suggests employees' lack of understanding of data security issues is largely to blame
Microsoft warning over malware that exploits security holes in Word
Remember Word macro viruses? This is even worse
Dropbox hacked: Credentials of 68 million users spilled
Dropbox "proper hacked", claims security researcher
SWIFT admits to more cyber attacks on banks' payment systems
"The threat is persistent, adaptive and sophisticated - and it is here to stay," warns SWIFT
Kaspersky confirms connection between ShadowBrokers' malware and NSA-linked Equation Group
Identical implementations of RC5 and RC6 encryption key-block ciphers confirm link between malware cache and Equation Group
Oracle attackers 'possibly got unlimited control over credit cards' on US retail systems, warns ERPScan
Almost every credit and debit card in the US potentially compromised, warns ERPScan CTO Alexander Polyakov
Oracle removes 'malicious code' following security breach
Attack on Oracle by notorious Russian cyber crooks affected more than 700 systems
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