cyber crime

Hacker From Russian Crime Group Jailed In Multi-Million Dollar Global Blackmail Conspiracy

By Madeline Roache

Why a Global Cyber Crisis Stalled-This Time

By Robert Hackett

Microsoft Sued by Online Moderators Over Violent Images

By Feliz Solomon

FBI Begins Probing Bangladesh's $81 Million Cyber Heist

By Rishi Iyengar
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The Major Risks of Hacking Back

In the dark world of cyber crime, can turnabout be fair play?

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Sony Pictures Entertainment Hacked

A message from the hackers bears a picture of a skeleton and threatens to release the company's "top secrets"

By Rishi Iyengar

Online Harassment Affects Men Too

According to a Pew study, men are also largely affected by cyber harassment—and to make it sound like a women-only problem is bad for women

By Cathy Young

Nude Photo Leaks and Internet Harassment are Civil Rights Crimes

Let's talk about nude photo leaks and other forms of online harassment as what they are: civil rights violations

By Danielle Citron

There's No Comparing Male and Female Harassment Online

Recent arguments have suggested that men get harassed more than women on the Internet, but this ignores the violent reality

By Soraya Chemaly

How to Hunt a Chinese Hacker

The private firm CrowdStrike followed an alleged Chinese hacker's footprints and uncovered a detailed picture of a menace to U.S. businesses

By Sam Frizell

Cybercrime Costs The World Economy Hundreds of Billions

A new study finds that losses to the national economy from cybercrime could cost 200,000 U. S. jobs

By Denver Nicks

AT&T Strikes $48.5 Billion Deal for DirecTV

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By TIME Video

Hackers Target ATMs for 'Unlimited' Withdrawals

Federal banking watchdog says one recent attack in a scheme nicknamed 'Unlimited Operations' netted hackers more than $40 million with the use of just 12 debit card accounts

By Eric Dodds
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