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More than 100 Russian hackers and trolls work to manipulate public opinion and undermine democratic governments around the world.
Wikileaks and Edward Snowden's disclosures about the NSA have shifted public perception of online safety and privacy in significant ways.
114,000 email addresses are leaked by a hacker, exposing a list of AT&T customers and raising concerns about privacy and security.
$6 million is the annual amount received by hackers, as cybercrime accounts for nearly 40% of all offenses in Switzerland.
Hackers stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank in February 2016, exploiting vulnerabilities in the SWIFT messaging system and the New York Federal Reserve.
Hackers confront the pervasive surveillance state fueled by social media's exploitation of personal data, highlighting the urgent need for technological resistance.
Hacker culture, shaped by the 70s counterculture and highlighted by events like the Arab Spring and revelations from Wikileaks and Edward Snowden, raises critical questions about digital rights and censorship.
Commander X, a high-ranking member of the Anonymous movement, seeks political asylum after years evading the FBI for his involvement in major cyber-attacks.
Comic book artist Daxiong chronicles the audacious hack by Falun Gong members who infiltrated a Chinese state TV station to challenge government propaganda.
Hacker culture, rooted in 1970s counterculture ideals of personal freedom and decentralization, has evolved into a complex force impacting online privacy and security.
A teenage hacker steals $64 million, challenging the justice system and attracting the attention of cyber vigilantes in the world of cryptocurrency crime.
Learn about the history of hacking from 1903 to today in just 2 minutes.
Hackers at Defcon demonstrate vulnerabilities in voting machines to raise security awareness.
Hackers leak thousands of photos exposing China's Uyghur concentration camps and their conditions.
In 2018, hackers will affect daily lives, with Jeremiah Grossman highlighting the growing threat.
WhatsApp users are urged to update apps due to a vulnerability linked to NSO Group's Pegasus.
A large-scale strategic cyber attack could disable critical infrastructure, leading to blackouts and halted transport networks in major cities.
Ransomware attacks have tripled in the past year, costing U.S. companies millions and impacting over 1,000 businesses globally.
Hackers made around a billion dollars in ransomware attacks, affecting hospitals and businesses.
By 2050, smart devices in homes will serve as vulnerable access points for hackers, increasing the risk of cyber crime in a hyper-connected world.
