U.S. Central Command Twitter Apparently Hacked by Islamic State Supporters Twitter and YouTube accounts belonging to U.S. Central Command have been hacked by Islamic activists known as the Cyber Caliphate. Who are the players in this story? by James Maynard
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Tech Group Leaks Xbox One SDK, Encourages Home-Brewed Games. Happy New Year, Microsoft! by Quinten Plummer
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Life No Theaters? No Problem! 'The Interview' is Sony's Top Grossing Online Movie Ever by Quinten Plummer
Culture "Fancy" Rapper Iggy Azalea in Trouble After Anonymous Hackers Threatened to Release Sex-Tape by Vamien McKalin
Culture Sony Hackers Demand That ‘The Interview’ Be Completely Erased From Existence by Lauren Keating
Culture Hackers Planning to put Sony in "Worst State" on Christmas: Company Should be Worried by Vamien McKalin
Tech Operation Cleaver is Bigger Threat than Previously Thought, FBI Warns US Businesses by Quinten Plummer
Business Tech Sony Pictures Cyberattack: Is North Korea Guilty? Here's What Experts Think by Aaron Mamiit
Business Tech FBI Warns Businesses of Destructive Malware that Makes Data Recovery Impossible by Aaron Mamiit
Culture Brad Pitt Movie 'Fury,' Four Other Unreleased Sony Pictures Films Leaked Online After Hack Attack by Jan Dizon
Business Tech Sony Pictures Cyber Attack May Have Been Inside Job: Many Questions, Few Answers by Aaron Mamiit
Business Tech Home Depot hackers grab up 53M email addresses via third-party vendor access by Quinten Plummer
Tech WireLurker is here: Here's how you can protect your Mac or iDevice from the malware by Aaron Mamiit
Tech Danish court convicts Pirate Bay founder of hacking CSC servers: Defense team cries foul by Dianne Depra
Life Meet APT28, Russian-backed malware for gathering intelligence from governments, militaries: Report by Aaron Mamiit
Culture Real-life Snapchat exists: Designer creates printer that self-destructs images by Lauren Keating
Tech Snappening: Is it really happening? Snapchat users' worst nightmare may come true by Christian de Looper
Business Tech Russian hackers said to be behind JPMorgan Chase cyberattack that hit 76 million households by Christian Bautista
Tech Feds urge better cybersecurity measures for medical devices to protect health care data by Quinten Plummer
Tech Four hackers pinned for stealing $100 million intellectual property from U.S. Army, tech firms by Dianne Depra
Business Tech Hackers hit game vendors, Microsoft and even the U.S. military in sophisticated attacks by Christian de Looper
Business Tech Over 200 Jimmy John's branches fall victim to data breach: Credit card info stolen by Aaron Mamiit