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Apple is being investigated by authorities in the US following the discovery earlier this week of a bug in its FaceTime video chat service.

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A new type of malware that can disable cloud security tools has been uncovered by researchers.

Publicly identifying companies with poor cyber security could incentivise businesses to boost their defences, a new report has stated.

A security researcher has uncovered a list of more than 770 million unique email addresses posted on a hacking forum.

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Electric vehicle chargers can be exploited by cyber attackers to potentially damage an electricity network.

Talented youngsters interested in cyber security will be given greater opportunity to shine following the setup of a new UK Cyber Security Council.

Huawei could invest at least £1.58 million overhauling its global software systems in a bid to avoid a ban in the UK and Europe.

At least eight banks in Eastern Europe have been targeted in a series of cyber robberies, resulting in estimated losses running into tens of millions of dollars.

Silicon Valley-based cyber security firm Imperva is setting up a new base in Belfast, a move expected to create 220 jobs over the next three to five years.

A new year is fast approaching, which means one thing: a spate of publicity-hungry cyber security companies laying out their industry predictions for the forthcoming 12 months.