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EARLIER THIS YEAR, at the height of a very public battle between the FBI and Apple over whether the computer maker would help decrypt a mass murderer's locked iPhone, it appeared that a little-known, 17-year-old Israeli firm named Cellebrite Mobile
Teenage computer experts unveil astonishing web of unpublicised interactions linking extremist social media mouthpieces to the British government
After the Stuxnet digital weapon was discovered on machines in Iran in 2010, many security researchers warned that US adversaries would learn from this and other US attacks and develop similar techniques to target America and its allies.
Hacktivists expose media’s refusal to report on private operatives at Boston bombings
Hackers claiming Middle Eastern ties took down the websites of six major American banks last week, frustrating customers who said the financial institutions were not adequately explaining the situation.
Chinese hackers break in to White House military office network in charge of the president’s nuclear football
Hackers took over the blogging platform of the Reuters news agency and posted “fabricated” stories said to include an interview with a Syrian rebel leader, the company said Friday.
Who knew that when the Messiah arrived to herald the Day of Judgment he’d first root through computers to steal documents and record conversations?
Nations Back Off Unofficial Claims of Credit
Security professionals in both the U.S. government and in private industry have long feared the prospect of a cyberwar with China or Russia.
A virus has been discovered in computers running key parts of Iran's oil sector, forcing authorities to unplug its main oil export terminal from the Internet.
There is a nasty virus quickly spreading across the social network that floods accounts with gruesome images of beastiality, hardcore pornography, self-mutilation and a variety of other very-NSFW pictures,
