cyber terrorism

Robert Hannigan suggests that the technology isn't worth the trouble for state-sponsored attackers

We explain what cyber warfare is and why you need to pay attention to the threats posed

The centre aims to create a 'cyber corridor' that will sustain thousands of jobs in defence and intelligence services

Experts cite WannaCry with warnings that hacking tools have the potential for severe collateral damage

Senators warn government cyber security operations are in disarray

A multinational operation also involving Europol, UK and US authorities has put a halt to illegal trade valued at approximately £125 million

President-elect promises that he "won't stand idly by" when nation-states hack US

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

Attackers briefly seize control of the presidential campaign website a week after Trump claimed “nobody gets hacked”

The NSA and FBI warn the malware is being deployed in real-world espionage attacks by the group known as Fancy Bear

Six individuals and three organisations behind WannaCry, NotPetya and Cloud Hopper are being targeted by sanctions

Ex-security personnel allegedly sent live spiders and a funeral wreath to the publishers of a critical newsletter

The Dtrack malware infection successfully disrupted an active lunar mission

Victims include high profile government and military officials spread across 20 countries, report

When we think about the cyber attacks of the future, we may have to think bigger

Hacking technique highlights how difficult it is to attribute blame after a cyber attack

Class action complaint accuses the platform of failing to detect and remove hacked data for three months

Focus on defensive operations comes amid mounting geopolitical tensions

Geopolitical tensions on the rise ahead of the 2020 US presidential race

Israeli developer claims its UFED Premium tool can also crack flagship Android devices like the Samsung Galaxy S9

Showrunners debated over how accurate to make the show’s exploits

Non-state actors must be let in on cyber security discussions or our biggest public institutions will fall behind

Researchers question what the malware was used to accomplish before being first exposed last year