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Before its networks were ravaged by hackers, Sony Pictures Entertainment was reportedly warned its networks were at risk.

As Sony picks up the pieces from its significant data breach, other Hollywood studios can learn from its mistakes.

Chinese hackers routinely victimize US and western allies, as they increase focus on cyberespionage efforts.

The FBI claims the data breach that hit Sony Pictures Entertainment would have worked against 90 percent of network defenses used by other companies.

Tech companies want to pay researchers and hackers to identify software and security flaws before cybercriminals can exploit them.

Former Anonymous member Sabu recently answered media questions, discussing his past - and downfall at the hands of the FBI.

Cybercriminals could ramp up cyberattacks to try to steal payment data and medical records, as companies remain under threat.

The Iranian government has shown increased interest in airlines and energy utilities, recent report says.

Security firm PandaLabs discovered more than 20 new malware samples during Q3, as our PCs, mobile devices, and networks are under attack.

Home Depot is suffering the financial cost of a major data breach, spending $43M in one quarter alone.

Fidel Salinas avoided a potential 440-year maximum sentence.

Cybersecurity specialists working for the NSA and GCHQ get burned out quickly, and easily find employment in the private sector, report says.

As many shoppers turn to the Internet for shopping this Christmas, here are a few basic tips

The CoinVault ransomware adds a new twist to ransomware, with cybercriminals allowing victims to decrypt one file for free.

Sony Pictures Entertainment has been targeted in a cyberattack, with "secrets" reportedly stolen.

US military officials are concerned China could disrupt US power grids, potentially even shutting them down.

FBI and DOJ will help Internet Advertising Bureau in its constant fight against online malware.

Remember all those data breaches in 2013-2014? Don't worry, most IT professionals are willing to "personally guarantee" they can keep customer data secure.

DarkHotel is taking aim at users in several countries, with a specific focus on corporate espionage at C-level executives.

Hackers have taken aim at the US State Department, forcing the US government to temporarily shut down its own email service.

Beijing police arrest three suspects likely involved in the creation and distribution of the WireLurker malware.

FBI says arresting and convicting cybercrime is difficult, but the war is far from over.

Apple urges users to be careful where they download and install apps from, as cyberattacks aimed at OS X and iOS increase.

The White House endured a cyberattack, and while the threat has been addressed, it's unknown which nation or group is behind the attack.

Staples is the latest U.S. company hit by a data breach, with customers in the Northeast targeted, according to reports.

Security experts warn that free and open source software, which remains under attack by cybercriminals, has shaken confidence in a popular software segment.

There are believed to be around 100 cybercriminal kingpins in the world, with many of them in Russian-speaking regions, according to Europol.

Electricity smart meters used in Spain can be hacked, leaving millions of homes at risk, security researchers say.

Home Depot is the latest brick and mortar retailer to suffer a data breach, with customer debit and credit card information stolen.

Hacker responsible for posting stolen photos of celebrities online is now being hunted by the FBI.

The NOAA is taking far too long to resolve minor security vulnerabilities, neglecting to update software and install new security patches.

The "Machete" malware largely found victims in South America, though also compromised users in the U.S. and throughout Europe.

Researchers have revealed a snooping technique that uses a smartphone's gyroscope to somewhat accurately snoop on users.