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  • Hackers are stealing trading tips from publicly traded companies to play the stock market

    December 1, 2014

    A group of hackers are targeting publicly traded companies to obtain insider trading tips and win on the US stock market, according to research by US network security company FireEye. The report, which calls the group FIN4, says that hackers broke into the email accounts of top executives and legal advisors to steal secret information [...]

  • Rachel Johnson Twitter hacked: Boris Johnson’s sister’s account drops the c-bomb on David Cameron

    November 25, 2014

    The past week have been something of a dream for Twitter gaffes. Labour's shadow attorney general was forced to step down after sending what was regarded as a snobby tweet from Rochester and Strood while even Twitter's own CFO appears not quite to have mastered the social media minefield.  Over the past 24 hours, a [...]

  • British companies considering hiring hackers to fight cyber criminals

    November 16, 2014

    British companies are considering turning to ex-hackers in a bid to stay one step ahead of cyber criminals, according to latest research released today by KPMG. The professional services company surveyed 300 senior IT and human resources professionals in firms employing 500-plus staff to assess how they were protecting themselves against cyber security breaches. Nearly [...]

  • Dropbox hacked? File storage service denies 7m passwords and usernames

    October 14, 2014

    Cloud storage service Dropbox has denied that seven million passwords have been stolen from its service, contrary to reports.   The news came in the wake of another hacking scandal, in which up to 200,000 videos and pictures of teenage Snapchat users were leaked online.   A post on Reddit yesterday linked to a pastebin.com [...]

  • JPMorgan cyber attack may have also hacked nine other financial institutions

    October 5, 2014

    The cyber attack on JPMorgan which compromised the data of 73m households and businesses may have also hit nine other banks and brokerages.   According to the New York Times, who did not disclose the names of the affected financial institutions, the scale of the attack may have stretched far beyond users of Chase.com, Chase [...]

  • 76m JPMorgan customer accounts hacked in massive cyber attack

    October 3, 2014

    JPMorgan, America's biggest bank, has been a victim to a major data breach, affecting millions. 76m households and seven million small businesses may have had their private data compromised by the cyber attack which gathered accounts holders' names and addresses. The attack targeted users of the websites Chase.com and JPMorganOnline, and the apps ChaseMobile and [...]

  • Satoshi Nakamoto could be unmasked if this hacker gets 25 Bitcoins

    September 9, 2014

    A hacker is offering to reveal information that could unmask the anonymous founder of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The hacker, whose name is Jeffrey, claims he managed to get hold of the information by taking control of Nakamoto's email address; satoshin@gmx.com. “The fool used a primary gmx under his full name and had aliases set up [...]

  • Apple share price: iCloud hack and Samsung derail iPhone 6 hype sending shares down after six months of steady gains

    September 7, 2014

    Ahead of Tuesday’s big launch event- said to be the unveiling of the latest iPhone 6 according to, well, everyone- Apple’s rising share price was derailed this week, as was its well-orchestrated hype-machine. On Tuesday shares hit a record high, even as the leaking of nude pictures of celebrities began to increase the focus on [...]

  • Celebrity photos iCloud hack? Steve Jobs wouldn’t have let this happen

    September 5, 2014

    So, it would appear that if I did take loads of photos of myself naked, shot a mucky video or a whole manner of other salacious digital tomfoolery, there’s a good chance it would get backed up to iCloud and I’d be hunted down by hackers who would expose me to the world. Thank goodness [...]

  • Apple ups iCloud security after “iBrute” hacking of celebrity photos

    September 5, 2014

    Apple is ramping up iCloud security after the accounts of dozens of celebrities were hacked and naked photos leaked online. The tech giant will introduce additional security features for iCloud following the high-profile hack, which it said was not the result of a brute force attack on its servers but due to a “targeted attack [...]

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