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It's [cyber] war: U.S. officially blames Russia for recent hacks
A statement was released Friday.
By Tim Chester and Colin Daileda
FBI arrests contractor for possession of highly classified material
The accused worked for the same company as Edward Snowden.
Hacking group targets BuzzFeed for sharing 'fake news'
The group is responsible for hacking the social media accounts of tech executives.
You can now encrypt your Facebook Messenger chats
You will have to enable it manually, however.
By Manish Singh
Yahoo reportedly built software to search incoming emails
It is not known if Yahoo handed any information over to the government.
By Kerry Flynn
Yahoo hack could have affected billions of accounts, former exec claims
Yahoo claimed last week at least 500 million accounts had been affected. Now a former executive claims there are way more affected users.
By Kerry Flynn
Apple's iMessage system leaves one bit of data open to authorities
Apple's iMessages are fully encrypted, but the details if who you may have contacted are not.
Don't say we didn't warn you about Googling Amy Schumer
She is the most dangerous celebrity on the internet.
Hackers are having a field day on China’s wild web
China’s criminal hacking community numbers at least 400,000
By Christina Larson
Indian court ruling had no impact on new data sharing policy with Facebook: WhatsApp [Updated]
WhatsApp has 100 million users in India.
By Manish Singh
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Pippa Middleton's hacked iCloud photos banned from publication
Hacker attempted to sell the allegedly stolen pictures to The Sun.
Trump and Clinton both blew it as far as technology is concerned
"The cyber" isn't cutting it.
By Damon Beres
Edward Snowden's favorite messaging app is now on desktop
The ultra-secure messaging app favored by Edward Snowden has finally landed on desktop.
By Karissa Bell
Trump on cybersecurity: 'I have a son. He's 10 years old. He has computers.'
At least we know that, should Trump become president, his youngest son will be running the administration's cybersecurity.
Donald Trump identifies new cybersecurity threat: 400-pound guy sitting on bed
Trump claimed that this unidentified man may be responsible for this summer's DNC hack.
Man suspected of Pippa Middleton iCloud hack arrested, then released on bail
He allegedly stole 3,000 of her private photographs.
Can GoPro win over normals with its new cameras and drone?
On this week's MashTalk, the Mashable tech team talks new GoPro Hero 5 cameras and drone, the 500 million Yahoo accounts that were compromised and the release of macOS Sierra.
By Raymond Wong
Indian court orders WhatsApp to not share user data with Facebook collected before Sept. 25
WhatsApp's new privacy policy that includes sharing user information with Facebook gets implemented on Sept. 25.
By Manish Singh
How to check if you've been the victim of a breach like the Yahoo hack
Have you been hacked? Here is how to find out.
By Karissa Bell
What this Yahoo data breach means for you
It's not just Yahoo you need to worry about.
Hackers leak copy of Michelle Obama's passport, but is it real?
DC Leaks, the hackers behind the Colin Powell email dump, showcased their latest effort Thursday.
By Tim Chester
Thanks for nothing, Yahoo
Why did it take so damn long for Yahoo to figure out that this was their data?
Verizon issued a pretty stunning statement concerning the Yahoo breach
You don't see corporate statements like this every day.
