The Ramnit botnet that is said to have affected 3.2 million computers has been shut down by European police.
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Lenovo website hacked, Lizard Squad claims responsibility
Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo has been victim to a website hack, with Lizard Squad claiming responsibility.
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FBI puts $3m bounty on Russian hacker
The FBI has offered a record $3 million reward for information leading to the arrest of a cybercriminal, reports the BBC.
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Top 5 security resolutions for 2015
Follow these top 5 security resolutions from We Live Security to make for a safer 2015.
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Nine bad botnets and the damage they did
Responsible for a great deal of the hacking, spamming and malware every day: here are some of the worst botnets of all time.
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Anthem hack puts at least 8.8 million NON-customers at risk
Even if you’re not a customer of health insurer Anthem, your data could have been put at risk. Be on your guard.
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Top 10 breaches of 2014 attacked ‘old vulnerabilities’, says HP
A report by HP has found that 44 percent of all of the breaches in 2014 were caused by known vulnerabilities, between two and four years old.
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British hacker due for sentencing over public service DDoS attacks
A 51 year old man is facing a lengthy prison sentence in the United Kingdom after admitting to a series of distributed denial of service attacks against social housing, social services and crime prevention websites.
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Burning Man queue jumping hackers caught out
The online queuing system for the 40,000 tickets to the Burning Man festival was hacked by 200 people accessing a ‘technical backdoor’ to virtually queue jump, according to Computer World.
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Kris Jenner reveals naked video could be leaked in iCloud hack
Kris Jenner is reportedly being blackmailed over a naked video that was stolen from her iCloud and could be released in the public sphere.
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