New Android Flaw Lets Hackers Into Your Phone With Just a Text
The best defence against any of your gadgets becoming flooded with malware has always been personal vigilance. Sadly, that's no longer true.
The best defence against any of your gadgets becoming flooded with malware has always been personal vigilance. Sadly, that's no longer true.
The adultery-promoting dating site is being held to ransom by a band of righteous hackers.
Possible viral marketing stunt for new Die Hard film.
Freeriding criminals rack up 142 stolen trips.
Nothing of much use accessed in seemingly pointless breach.
Hacked last year, discovered now. Change your passwords, phone number, move house and get a new face.
The world's largest maker of SIM cards was hacked by UK and US spying agencies, potentially opening up access to the monitoring of personal calls of... everyone.
Unauthenticated API requests returning all manner of personal account data.
Hacker Ken Kawamoto shows us how with a technique called thermal projection mapping.
Considering that the US blamed North Korea for the Sony hack, and then asked China for help in bringing North Korea down, and that North Korea has shoddy internet access in the first place—who's to blame?
Reports show that not only was the company ignoring basic security protocol, its IT security was plagued with unmonitored devices, miscommunication, and a lack of accountability.
Who would have thought hackers would look for the term 'password' when looking for passwords?
You could use an app, or look out of the window, but where's the fun in that?
The Hunger Games star among a host of celebrities whose photos have been published to the web without consent.
Wi-Fi hotspot bug exploited by new wave of 1980s music fans.
Bored hackers claim to have breached the defences of the Dominos France and Belgium web site, accessing critical topping preference details of some 648,000 customers.
