Ever wondered what the dark web looks like?By Kai Ryssdal and Maria HollenhorstJanuary 02, 2019Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP/Getty ImagesA cybersecurity researcher gave us a guided tour.POSTED IN: the dark web cybercrime hackers data breach ListenreadDownloadDownload
Iran hackers hunt nuclear workers, US targetsBy Associated PressDecember 13, 2018Leon Neal/Getty ImagesThe AP drew on data gathered by the London-based cybersecurity group Certfa.POSTED IN: Iran hackers nuclear read
FBI warns of sophisticated attack on ATMsBy Marielle SegarraAugust 14, 2018JEAN-SEBASTIEN EVRARD/AFP/Getty ImagesPOSTED IN: business banking ATM hacking technology hackers Money ListenreadDownloadDownload
What to do when a couple of security flaws are affecting almost every computer in the worldBy David BrancaccioJanuary 04, 2018all is possible/visual huntAn analyst walks us through the Meltdown and Spectre bugs.POSTED IN: Intel security breach hackers data computers ListenreadDownloadDownload
Uber reveals cover-up of hack affecting 57 million riders and driversBy Associated PressNovember 22, 2017Leon Neal/Getty ImagesUber's new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, has criticized the way the company dealt with the security breach.POSTED IN: Uber data breach security breach hackers ransom read
A new form of ID theft: account takeoverBy Sabri Ben-AchourAugust 21, 2017Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty ImagesThieves are now hijacking phones, bank accounts, even 401(k)s. POSTED IN: cell phones hackers identity theft Credit Cards legal technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
Here's why some of you couldn't get on Twitter todayBy Kimberly AdamsOctober 21, 2016DAMIEN MEYER/AFP/Getty ImagesTwitter, Spotify, and PayPal weren't actually the target of a DDoS attack today. POSTED IN: DDoS dyn hackers Twitter ListenreadDownloadDownload
The dangerous world of the Internet of ThingsBy Nancy Marshall-GenzerSeptember 30, 2016SAMEER AL-DOUMY/AFP/Getty ImagesEverything's connected to the Internet. Which can be scary.POSTED IN: Internet hackers internetofthings ListenreadDownloadDownload
Full interview: Matthew Keys, journalist convicted in hacking caseBy Ben JohnsonApril 15, 2016Keys got two years for violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, stemming from a hack of the LA Times website. POSTED IN: Matthew Keys hackers social media ListenreadDownloadDownload
