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Why Social Media Users Should Never Lower Their Guard

By Tim Bajarin

The Election Will Still Go On, Even If Hackers Attack

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Hello Games Says It Didn't Call No Man's Sky a Mistake

By Matt Peckham

How Web Cams Helped Bring Down the Internet, Briefly

By Haley Sweetland Edwards
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Department of Homeland Security Investigating Leslie Jones Hack

The hack resulted in personal information and explicit photos posted to her website

By Abigail Abrams

Apple Launches Bounty Program to Find Security Flaws

It's launching a new bug bounty program

By Lisa Eadicicco

Report: Clinton Ignored Email Warnings

Hackers unsuccessful tried to breach her private server, the IG report says

By Massimo Calabresi

Linkedin Is Asking Millions of People to Change Their Passwords

A new data release may include over 100 million Linkedin passwords

By Daniel White

Hacks for Ransom Go Mainstream

Ransomware attacks on businesses and individuals have risen dramatically in recent years

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

FBI Warns of Car Hacking Risk

Automobiles are increasingly at risk from computer hackers

By Daniel White

Apple's Mac Software Has Been Hit With a Full Ransomware Attack For the First Time

Hackers are holding Macs hostage

By Lisa Eadicicco

The Original 'Damn Daniel' Video Has Been Deleted by Hackers

#getthevideoback

By Megan McCluskey

Sony Hackers Are Still at Large, Report Claims

Group was active as recently as last week, according to researchers

By Victor Luckerson

Thai Prison Sites Hacked Over Koh Tao Convictions

A group connected to Anonymous said it had hacked sites belonging to the Thai Department of Corrections

By Simon Lewis

Your Router May Be Vulnerable to Hackers

New analysis shows many routers are shipping with security vulnerabilities

By Victor Luckerson

Hackers Release Adultery Website User Data Online

The published data includes names, addresses and even credit card transactions

By Rishi Iyengar

You Asked: What Is Ransomware?

How to avoid paying hackers to give your computer back

By John Patrick Pullen

Microsoft Is Giving More Money To Bug Hunters

The rewards for some initiatives have been doubled

By Benjamin Snyder/Fortune

Here's the Scary New Target Hackers Are Going After

Hack the planet, indeed

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

Hackers Could Go After Medical Devices Next

They could break in via a hospital’s network, authorities warn

By Claire Groden / Fortune
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