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Group allegedly hacked PlayStation, banks, governments. June 10, 2011 — -- Spanish authorities say they have arrested three members of the international group of computer hackers who call ...

A hacker named Xbow has topped a prestigious security industry US leaderboard that tracks who has found and reported the most vulnerabilities in software from large companies. Xbow isn’t a person — it ...

In many regards, 2025 proved to be a relatively normal year for the cyber security world as threat actors and security pros continued their long-running cat-and-mouse game, but it was also a stand-out ...

'Anonymous' group threatened NYSE last week. Oct. 10, 2011 — -- Anonymous, the loosely-organized group of computer hackers that has taken credit for many of the world's most visible protests, has ...

We stay on top of updates for our phones and laptops. Some of us even make sure our smartwatches and security cameras are running the latest firmware. But routers often get overlooked. If it's working ...

Security researchers collected $267,500 in cash after exploiting 22 unique zero-day vulnerabilities during the second day of the Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 hacking competition. Today's highlight was Ken ...

People like Alex Johnson, a security system manager at Minneapolis-based Ascent Solutions, earn theirs by acting as the first line of defense between those online criminals and Minnesota organizations ...

Cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike has confirmed firing a “suspicious insider” last month who allegedly fed information about the company to a notorious hacking group. A hacking collective known as ...

How do hackers get access to your computer? Hackers have many tricks up their sleeves. Viruses and malicious software, aka malware, make the most of security gaps, but something called social ...

Hackers may be able to “vandalise” other people’s results on a quantum computer, say researchers, who warn that the problem will only get worse as devices become larger and host more users ...