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China is creating databases on the behavior, preferences, and vulnerabilities of hundreds of millions of Americans to use for intelligence...

In China there is a saying, "Picking flowers in the US to make honey in China." The US DoD tech...

In this episode of Brains Byte Back, we speak with Bill Siegel, the CEO of Coveware, a company that negotiates with hackers...

At this year’s fourth annual Microsoft Sync Week in April, 644 people from 46 different countries hacked together in teams on...

The most profound statement in over 150 years of biological research since Charles Darwin can be summarized in just three...

Hackers, allusive individuals that seems to have no limit to their technical abilities, at least that's what TV and films would...

The cyptocurrency mining on The Pirate Bay and Politifact is less a question of hacking or exploitation, and more a...

After the financial crash, the investment banking industry received new regulation, although you’d be forgiven for thinking it hadn’t. Tech...

You may not know it, but hackers are targeting hospitals and they are targeting them more than ever. Last year cyber...

As technology advances and the world marches closer to the Internet of Things, times have never been more profitable for...

Every shiver, skin flush, increase in heart rate or goose bump you get while watching a movie or a show...

Hackers stole $7 million worth of cryptocurrency on Monday from the trading platform CoinDash. The hack occurred during its Initial Coin...

Always read the terms and conditions before logging on to public Wifi, or you may be one of the 22,000...

As drones are becoming more affordable, their applications have reached fever stage, from scaring away birds to weaponizing law enforcement,...

It was a momentary blip which cost the U.S Stock Exchange over $136 billion - and it was caused by a hacked tweeter account.

The British Government is to fund a 21 century Station X, to counter international cyber attacks from hostile nations.

Poor customer service or misguided marketing campaigns can be the ruin of brands, so should companies be afraid of the wrath of the social web?

We all know that having your social media account hacked is a common occurrence, one that’s usually nothing more than an inconvenience. When it happens to a personal account it’s something that can be soon overcome. However, when it happens to a brand account it’s much more damaging.

Microsoft burns Twitter and Apple over their security features whilst admitting it was hacked in the same zero-day Java exploit as them.

Apple has become the third major tech company, after Facebook and Twitter, to admit that it was victim of a sophisticated hack at the end of January