Security

Hackers infiltrated the U.K.'s rail system four times last year.

Hackers are targeting Pokemon Go players, security experts warn.

Thousands of extra offices on patrol as cities counter security fears over the holiday.

CCTV cameras and webcams have been taken over to attack government websites and online banks.

Working-class whites feel vulnerable. On every front—economic, cultural, personal security—they feel threatened and beleaguered.

Xenophobia and the far right may big the biggest threat to security and could boost ISIS.

The Championships runs from June 27 to July 10 at the famous London venue.

Votes on four bills are scheduled for the Senate with 71 percent of Americans favoring new gun regulations, according to new poll.

The U.S. has avoided mass-fatality attacks since 9/11 through new laws, more funding and a massive expansion of homeland security and intelligence capabilities.

Twitter suspends accounts in response to user account details appearing on the dark web.

U.S. concerns about religious freedom include Christian church desecrations in New Delhi and a Hindu mob killing a Muslim for allegedly eating beef.

A company is marketing bulletproof high-tech backpacks to college students and faculty in Texas, where "campus carry" goes into effect in August.

Hacking collective Anonymous targeted the LSE as part of Op Icarus.

Zuckerberg's Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn accounts were accessed using his password "dadada."

The security industry is undergoing a technological revolution—if champions of privacy let it.

Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council says over 20,000 have also been wounded.

The former mayor of London rebuffed security claims made by Prime Minister David Cameron.

John Sawers and Jonathan Evans write that a withdrawal vote would hurt the EU and leave Britain vulnerable.

Successful hack in the case of "Shield" actor Michael Jace is another sign authorities are turning to third parties rather than manufacturers.

Security flaws with Samsung's Smart Home kit allows hackers to create front door "keys."

Researchers use smartglasses to identify wearers by the conduction of sound through their skull.

Brexit would weaken Europe's foreign policy and security, David Lidington says.

President Obama has asked Congress to spend $19 billion on cyber security in the fiscal 2017 budge proposal.

'Keep this in perspective,' Obama says. 'This is somebody who served her country... as secretary of state and did an outstanding job.'

U.S. and Western European spending is on the slide as Eastern Europe rearms.

The Brussels Museums Council says museum attendance has been low since the city's "lockdown" in November.

Police on strike amid safety concerns.

An Iranian national is facing charges related to a hacking into the system of a dam in Rye Brook, New York.

Writing in Newsweek, Richard Barrett says Britain must not retreat into its "Little England" shell.

"In Belgium you can be blasphemous."