Hacking

Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, recently fixed a critical bug in its account activity logs that led users to believe their accounts had been compromised. The issue caused failed login.....

Recent research reveals that in 2024, hacking groups are predominantly financially motivated, with over 55% of threat actors focused on extortion or monetary theft. This trend marks a shift from.....

In a surprising move, China has acknowledged its involvement in hacking U.S. infrastructure, stirring significant concern among security experts and government officials. This admission raises.....

The recent breach of the ransomware gang Everest's dark web leak site has sent ripples through the cybercrime community, highlighted by a striking message reading, "Don't do crime. This unexpected.....

In today's digital age, protecting your online accounts is crucial, as hacking attempts are increasingly common. This guide provides essential steps to help you determine if your accounts have been.....

The gaming world is buzzing with news that Xbox 360 consoles can now be hacked effortlessly using just a USB key. This breakthrough opens the doors for gamers to unlock a plethora of features,.....

Recently, Amnesty International revealed critical unknown vulnerabilities in Android that were exploited by authorities to unlock a student's phone using advanced forensic tools. The organization.....

Weve been reporting on a Chinese hacking group infiltrating the US Treasury Department and now we have more information. It looks like they breached more than 400 computers.

TECH NEWS : Recent disclosures reveal that Chinese hackers have breached at least nine major US telecom companies, including AT&T and Verizon. The cyber-espionage

U.S. officials say the sanctioned Chinese firm provided botnet infrastructure for the China-backed hacking group Flax Typhoon

Even though Android is secure, it can be hacked. Nothing is fully safe on the internet; your identity and privacy can be compromised. Worse, hackers have

Security researchers say North Korean hackers have infiltrated hundreds of organizations with the goal of taking money and stealing data to further the regime's nuclear weapons program.