Hacking

Russian hackers are the most sophisticated and inventive in the world, and the Kremlin knows how to deploy them.

Connecting to the Internet in-flight could let hackers attack aircraft controls.

A new report warns that hundreds of commercial planes are vulnerable to hackers.

We must drive home to the Russian president that cyberwarfare has consequences.

The FBI and Secret Service are involved in investigating the hack.

The sanctions program targets those outside the U.S that use "malicious" cyber attacks to threaten U.S. foreign policy, national security or economic stability.

The cyber criminal is thought to be responsible for racketeering malware which infected a million computers.

With little congressional involvement, the Justice Department is changing the rules about how law enforcement obtains warrants.

The latest version of the iconic toy can connect to the Internet, raising privacy concerns.

Tech leaders who are at odds with the administration over government surveillance stayed away from his speech.

The social media network said an internal software error was the problem.

Another hoax call to GCHQ resulted in the director Robert Hannigan's mobile number being given out.

Kiss that popcorn goodbye: Audiences move from theaters to hand-helds.

Around 70,000 emails were stored by GCHQ from media companies including the New York Times and the BBC.

Groups of hackers have rendered tens of thousands of French websites unusable.

Hackers posting on the U.S. Central Command's Twitter and YouTube accounts claim to have broken into the Pentagon's network and uncovered classified information.

Nobody knows how to stop these cyberattacks, which will only get more sophisticated and more treacherous.

Comey calls hackers "sloppy," says they failed to mask their IP addresses.

The Sony hack attack proved everyone is vulnerable.

Sony is just the last in a long list of hackers' corporate targets.

"Starbug" was able to re-create the thumbprint of German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen using public photographs.

Obama and his advisers are deciding how to punish North Korea for the attack after the FBI concluded that Pyongyang was responsible.

An unnamed spokesman of the North's foreign ministry said there would be "grave consequences" if Washington refused to agree to the joint probe.

The president said he thought Sony made a mistake by canceling the release of the movie "The Interview."

Intelligence authorities have linked North Korea to the recent Sony Pictures hacking scandal.

Hacked emails have embarrassed top Sony suits. Should the US respond?

Sony sent a letter to media outlets saying they will be held responsible for losses stemming from the publication of its stolen data.

Sony is using popular hacking tools to stanch the flow of sensitive data stolen by hackers in November.

State-sponsored hackers are reportedly working in the secretive 'Bureau 121'