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1.4 billion stolen credentials have been found on the dark web in a data base that responds to users within seconds.

TIO Networks has recently had a data breach of their user base, affecting 1.6 million clients.

BTC now trying to stablize around $9,500.

It is unclear who is behind the breach or why this data has been leaked.

This is a huge risk, especially because the affected laptops from HP are enterprise notebooks that could make businesses vulnerable.

Adam Mudd, creator of the infamous Titanium Stresser DDoS tool, has been caught and faces two years of imprisonment.

Intel's new CPUs have a debugging interface that can be accessed through a freakin' USB 3.0 flash drive.

The map shows that the majority of the attacks are directed towards the US, and most of them come from the US and China.

An aging cellular protocol, SS7 has been found to be terribly insecure by a group of security researchers which has prompted a congressional inquest.

Sony is finally sending out emails to let people redeem free games as part of compensation for the massive 2011 PSN hack.

Amazon has deprecated and removed full device encryption from Fire OS devices starting with version 5.0.

A group of pirates have managed to start hacking into shipping companies to steal schedule and shipping manifests to increase their efficiency.

Steam will be updated on March 9th with better security measures around the trading mechanism to help prevent theft and scams.

To gauge how piracy impacts the industry, Chinese warez group 3DM won't crack any new games for a full year.

Microsoft is now one of the few companies that'll inform its users if they're affected by any state-sponsored hacking.

Security expert says that Australia is an easy target for hackers, saying one man alone could bring down infastructure.

Hacktivist collective Anonymous declares war on the radical Islamic State terrorists, threatening a 'massive response'

Infamous 3DS homebrewer Smealum manipulates the device's free YouTube app to run the latest homebrew workaround.

What are the four best things that Kim Jong-Un and his North Korean crew have completed in the last 18 months? It's an amazing list.

Anonymous recently took aim at Canadian government websites.

ASUS pushes three new STRIX sound cards to the public with an in-game cheater-like sound radar.

Companies need to focus on educating employees how to spot phishing emails, as the social engineering tactic is alarmingly effective.

Israeli cybersecurity experts note a cyber spy campaign from Lebanon.

There are so many cyber vulnerabilities, but ISPs are making things worse by offering routers that have security issues.

The US government wants to try to hack-proof military weapons systems.

US official says a single doomsday-like cyberattack against critical infrastructure not as likely as continued low-to-moderate attacks.

Hunter Moore, revenge porn mastermind of Isanyoneup.com, pleads guilty.

Ransomware remains a frightening custom form of malware, and cybercriminals are getting better at infecting victims.

Sony has delayed their third-quarter earnings report due to hacking attacks.

More than 1,800 Minecraft passwords were stolen via phishing and not by hack, according to Mojang.

The British Secret Service circumvents Apple phone security by spying on data downloaded from the phone.

Just how secure are you online? Let's sit down and have a little chat about that, shall we?

iDict uses brute-force methods to crack easy and basic passwords attached to iCloud. Simply set a hard password to ensure security.

The FBI is currently investigating potential revenge hacking carried out by J.P. Morgan in 2012.

A 22-year-old reported Lizard Squad member was arrested for fraud and other offenses.

MasterCard have announced their Masters of Code competition - set to prove who's the best in the business.

With the rash of recent global hacking attacks the real-time Norse-corp attack tracker provides insight into the scale of global hack attacks.

Sony Pictures releases "The Interview" on digital streaming services today, and 300 theaters will show the film Thursday.

The KKK is losing a battle of online wits with the Anonymous hacker collective.

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.

Kaspersky envisions the way technology could shape, and change our future in their latest YouTube video.

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.

Americans are concerned about online privacy, and they feel that they don't have control of it any more, according to a new survey.

Apple iOS and Mac OS X are still secure, especially compared to rival software, but cybercriminals are becoming more inventive in their attack strategies.

Pirate Bay co-founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was found guilty on yet another hacking-related charge.