New York Times: We've been hacked
Newspaper reports hackers carried out monthslong assault on its computers hunting for files on probe into powerful family
Cybersecurity
Wall Street Journal: Chinese hacked us, too
Both The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times said Thursday that their computer systems were breached over coverage of China
U.S. eyes action in wake of Chinese cyberattacks
Major newspapers' reports of infiltration by China-based hackers prompt Obama administration to consider more assertive move
Apple hacked by Facebook cyberattackers
The same group of hackers that breached Facebook's security last month has also reportedly attacked Apple
Are cyberattacks a sign of things to come?
Experts weigh in on the rise of reports that high-profile companies are being hacked by using simple techniques
How Chinese hackers steal U.S. secrets
Hackers don't necessarily need to get into classified systems to steal designs for sensitive weapons systems
Defcon to feds: Stay away from hacker conference
In the wake of revelations about the NSA's PRISM program, Defcon's founder asks federal government employees to skip this year's hacker convention
For criminals, smartphones becoming prime targets
Hackers demonstrate how to capture data from smartphones using portable towers as many consumers ignore security risks
Breaking and entering in the digital age
Cybersecurity experts at Black Hat will demonstrate how to open deadbolt locks and hack into homes using a laptop
Hacked iPhone chargers could let snoops spy on devices
Researchers used a hacked iPhone charger to install malicious software onto the device that could have serious ramifications
Can your "smart TV" watch you?
Researchers show an audience of children at Defcon Kids how a Samsung Smart TV can be hacked
China's military behind the hacking, report says
U.S. cybersecurity firm publishes detailed report suggesting secretive unit of Chinese army behind huge number of cyberattacks
5 ways to protect yourself from phishing attacks
Online trolling for personal data to raid your accounts is soaring, but you can catch the phishers before they catch you
Technology
Technology
Palantir's Sankar defends military use of AI
Axios: AI leaders planning "day after" scenarios
How AI powered robots are helping small farms
How AI responded when researchers posed as terrorists seeking help
Philadelphia police say Anthropic AI submitted a "false homicide tip"
Smart home security tips for personal and cyber protection
OpenAI defends firing AI safety researchers over "breach of trust"
Anthropic has a message for Claude users: Don't be cruel
