Hackers Leak Emails From UAE Ambassador To US
The e-mail account of UAE’s Ambassador to the United States, Yousef Al-Otaiba has been hacked by a group who published the material on Saturday.
Hackers Demand Millions For Stolen HBO Data
HBO recently suffered a massive cyberattack, with hackers stealing 1.5 terabytes of data from inside its network, including upcoming episodes of shows such as Ballers and Room 104.
Hackers Could Remotely Control Defibrillator or Pacemaker
The Homeland Security Department warned about a cybersecurity flaw for one manufacturer’s implantable heart devices that it said could allow hackers to remotely take control of a person’s defibrillator or pacemaker.
Hackers Can Now Steal Your Password Just By Looking At How You Tilt Your Phone
Hackers could steal mobile phone users’ pin numbers from the way their devices tilt as they type on them, researchers have claimed.
Hackers Can Attack Your Device Via Dozens of Popular iOS Apps
SECURITY experts have identified a new flaw found in dozens of popular iPhone apps that could let hackers gain access to your sensitive data including banking details.
Hackers Break Into Centralized Password Manager OneLogin
Hackers have gained access to OneLogin, an online password manager that offers a single sign-on to multiple websites and services.
Hacker Who Helped Stop Global Cyberattack Arrested In US
Marcus Hutchins, the 23-year-old British security researcher who was credited with stopping the WannaCry outbreak in its tracks by discovering a hidden “kill switch” for the malware, has been arrested by the FBI over his alleged involvement in another malicious software targeting bank accounts.
Hacker Told F.B.I. He Made Plane Fly Sideways After Cracking Entertainment System
A well-known U.S. hacker told F.B.I. agents he took momentary control of an airplane’s engines mid-flight by hacking into its inflight entertainment system, according to a document filed in U.S. federal court and obtained by APTN National News.
Hacker Suspect In JCC Bomb Threats, Remain In Detention For Another Week
An Israeli-American teen who is suspected of being behind a string of fake bomb threats directed at U.S. Jewish community centers and other targets worldwide was ordered by an Israeli judge on Thursday to remain in detention for another week.
Hacker Suspect In JCC Bomb Threats, Named Michael Kaydar, Used Bitcoin, Google Voice
The Israeli-American suspected of perpetrating more than 100 bomb threats against Jewish institutions used technologies including Google Voice, a call forwarding service, and Bitcoin, a digital currency, to make the threats.