Hackers

"We will not sit idly by while you take advantage of the misinformed," the hacker group proclaimed.

It was the first known attempt to interfere in 2018 elections.

The notorious hacker group has allegedly extorted hundreds of thousands of dollars from its victims.

The Kremlin plotted to send trained athletes to agitate at rallies and bribe the media to cover the events.

Iranian hackers are often underrated, but they are probably among the best in the world.

A group of hackers by the name of Covellite is developing malware that could infect power grids, researchers warn.

Medical devices integrated with Internet-connected software and computer networks could be an easy target.

Much of North Korea’s resources are poured into the development of nuclear weapons and cyber espionage.

A cybersecurity expert explains to Newsweek how criminals are taking advantage of compromised cash machines.

The Ohio man infected thousands of computers with malware to spy on his victims.

Fake Facebook profiles are being used by North Korean hackers to form relationships with potential targets.

Iran may also be looking to Mexico for cyber warfare support.

An unknown group of hackers dubbed MoneyTaker stole millions from banks around the world.

A group of Iraqi hackers is infiltrating ISIS messaging channels and websites.

Behzad Mesri, an Iranian hacker, began conducting online reconnaissance of HBO’s computer networks and employees in May, federal prosecutors said.

Hackers united on November 17 to target ISIS websites, apps and social media channels as part of the #SilenceTheSwords campaign.

The Di5s3nSi0N hacktivist group has already taken down the website of ISIS's Amaq news agency.

Justice Department prosecutors have gathered evidence on the Russian officials for what could be one of the most revealing discoveries yet about the Kremlin's election meddling.

A cybersecurity researcher sent vibrate commands to a butt plug from his laptop.

Malicious iPhone apps can steal users’s personal information through fake login pop-ups.

The popular antivirus software is used by 400 million people around the world.

The cyber threat to the U.S. from China is mostly one of "rampant" espionage.

Three different U.S. sources say Facebook briefed officials about a Russian surveillance operation on the French president during his 2017 campaign.

The head of the service says Israel has "unexpected surprises" for those who carry out cyber-attacks.

Russian authorities are asking Western tech companies to allow them to review source code for security products before they're sold in the country.

Cyberwar “has the whiff of 1945. It’s a new class of weapon, never before used.”

The Shadow Brokers offered to sell code that could be used to hack phones and computers and say they will start dumping data on nuclear programs.

Known more for its nuclear and missile tests, North Korea has become a force in cyberwarfare.

Hackers used the flaw to help steal millions from online bank accounts and to spy on Russian speakers, likely in Ukraine.

Hundreds of guests at the hotel in Austria were affected by the attack.