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Hackers hacked Volvo and stole R&D data

Volvo Cars announced on Friday that it had begun an investigation into a breach of its security systems, which allowed attackers to gain acc...

Hackers have recently achieved important goals in hacking the PlayStation 5. The Fail0verflow team claims to have access to PS5 rootkits tha...

Hackers are one of the main problems of online games, a headache for ordinary gamers who just want to relax after a hard day at work. They e...

This past Sunday (10), the hacking group CCESS released some unexpected news even by those who follow them closely: they managed to run the ...

According to Malwarebytes, the year 2019 should be a bit tricky for those who own businesses, at least as far as online security is concerne...

Cloud servers allocated to Tesla by Amazon were accessed by hackers and used for crypto-coin mining, according to a discovery by RedLo...

According to the company Trustwave SpiderLabs, the network has a new type of computer viruses, hiding under the guise of text documents Word...

The first working pirate game for Sony PlayStation 4 appeared on the web. Recently a utility designed to bypass the protection of PS4 was pu...

WhatsApp and Telegram are known to be the most used instant messaging services in the world no one knows what tomorrow has. But, recently, ...

White hat security group OurMine claimed responsibility for taking over the verified twitter accounts of Marvel, The Avengers, Ant-Man, Cap...

Iranian hackers are showing strong interest in malware that can secretly pull data from Android devices, which are popular in the Middle Ea...

Just when you thought you had a better alternative to Apple's evil iPhone empire, Android announces more than 950 million devices are s...

Attention Android users, your phones can be hacked by a single text. ...

Google has no plans to fix a security hole in the default browser for older versions of Android, which are relied on by around 60 percent o...