ITVoice News- Japan has seen a surge in cases of irregular access to government computer systems and cyber-attacks on operators of critical social infrastructure, and Tokyo is considering ways to respond, a
Trying to cash in on the ongoing football World Cup frenzy, cybercriminals have come up with a webpage that imitates the original Fifa and preys on visitors, according to Russian cyber-security solutions
Hundreds of American women are being ensnared by Internet scammers based in Malaysia, with some losing over a quarter of a million dollars, as the country becomes an epicentre for online crime
North Korea has doubled the number of its elite cyber warriors over the past two years and established overseas bases for hacking attacks, a report said Sunday. The North’s cyber war unit now has
India summoned the top diplomat from the US embassy Wednesday to complain for the third time about spying, following new allegations that Washington’s National Security Agency targeted its ruling party. “What we
Government websites across ministries, including that of the Prime Minister’s Office, suffered outages due to “malfunctioning” on Wednesday evening and were restored after a few hours. The government ruled out any
A data security breach of Montana’s state health records has compromised the Social Security numbers and other personal information of some 1.3 million people, but the full extent of damage from
Microsoft Corp. and four other large American technology companies are using a Manhattan court case to draw a line in the cloud, saying the U.S. government has no right to seize
Telecommunications company Vodafone’s report on government surveillance of its customers in 29 countries reveals more than first meets the eye – and is raising questions from Dublin to Delhi about how much spying
After hackers played several high-profile pranks with traffic signs, including warning San Francisco drivers of a Godzilla attack, the U.S. government advised operators of electronic highway signs to take “defensive measures” to
A U.S.-led international operation disrupted a crime ring that infected hundreds of thousands of PCs around the globe with malicious software used for stealing banking credentials and extorting computer owners, the
The Chinese government is pushing domestic banks to remove high-end servers made by International Business Machines Corp and replace them with a local brand, the latest move by Beijing over U.S. spying