Russian cybercrime hacking group Killnet reportedly threaten to shut down ventilators at British hospitals, after gang member arrest in London

Russian cybercrime hacking group Killnet reportedly threaten to shut down ventilators at British hospitals, after gang member arrest in London
Group of investors sues SolarWinds directors over massive 2020 security breach, as Microsoft warns Russian hackers ramping up attacks on resellers
Law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the US and partner countries hack REvil's infrastructure and force notorious ransomware gang offline
US Commerce Department places Russian IT security companies on trade blacklist over alleged links to spy services amidst series of disruptive attacks
European authorities propose a joint cyber unit to tackle large-scale security incidents, with European nations sharing their cyber expertise and resources
During face-to-face talks President Biden warns Putin that cyberattacks on critical infrastructure will result in 'retaliation'
Budget proposed by US president Joe Biden includes $750m for federal agencies affected by SolarWinds attack to improve cybersecurity infrastructure
Despite paying the ransom to cyber criminals, some internal Colonial Pipeline systems are still reportedly not functioning
Security firm admits company tools used to test customers' security have been stolen by a "highly sophisticated threat actor"
Never pay. Insurers and others are warned by US Treasury Dept that cyberattack payouts to hackers may violate US sanction rules
Popular JavaScript developer tool removes malicious package that tried to steal data, in latest attack on software supply chain
In this first part of a three-part series, Silicon UK considers how UK police forces are using technology today? With significant advances from drones to AI-based data analytics, constabularies have an array of tools to choose from. Ho ...
Sheer scale of stolen user data available online on hacker foums revealed in a report from data loss detection firm Digital Shadows
One of the world's largest botnets that was responsible for multiple scams and infected over nine million computers, has been taken down
The cyber skills gap in the UK has reached breaking point for British businesses, RedSeal research warns
Will hack for cash!. Team of Chinese government-backed hackers conduct cyber operations on the side for cash
Cost implications of cyber threats revealed after report malicious activity on the internet cost £1.2 trillion last year
Law enforcement in many countries take down a criminal gang that used malware to steal millions
Government cash injection means each police force in England and Wales has now got its own dedicated cybercrime unit
More than 13,000 people reported falling victim to cyber-crime in the latter part of the year, as hackers target email and social media accounts
Issues top tips to help Brits avoid being a victim of cyber-crime over the Black Friday period
André Stewart, head of EMEA for Californian cloud security firm Netskope, talks about using artificial intelligence to fight cybercrime, the history of French cycling — and his passion for battery tech
The 2016 incident, the first mass breach of accounts at a western bank, forced Tesco's financial arm to temporarily shut down online services and reimburse customers £2.5m
Data protection stakes are higher than ever as regulator fines Equifax £500,000 and issues a GDPR notice to firm that worked with Brexit campaigners
The Magecart group modified site scripts to steal details directly from BA's site and app, even using a legitimate-looking security certificate
The individual allegedly worked with a China-based group to carry out a string of attacks and bank heists, stealing £62m from Bangladesh's central bank
The incident involved the theft of payment card details over a period of two weeks at the height of the summer season
Hackers may have accessed detailed passport information on thousands of Air Canada customers after its app was compromised late last week
The sophisticated attack on India's second-largest bank was probably carried out by a state-backed hacking group, say analysts
An exponential surge in data and a decentralised structure are making cyber-policing increasingly difficult