Hanan Elatr Khashoggi says Israeli tech company used its Pegasus software to infiltrate her phone in months leading up to her husband's murder

Rachid M'Barki, a familiar face on BFMTV, let go after external influence probe finds firm had planted reports and journalist failed to follow due editorial process

Company allegedly arranged article tying humanitarian group to terrorism for political ends, adding to growing evidence that private outfits are manipulating public opinion online

Tal Hanan, aka 'Jorge,' revealed to have ability to hack accounts of top officials, plus software for quickly creating networks of 30,000 social media bots; he denies wrongdoing

Dream Security to defend critical infrastructure sites from cyber attacks, including oil, water, energy facilities, raises $20 million in early round

Cybereason says group is 'one of the most prolific and industrious' in cyber threat landscape, targeted dozens of tech and manufacturing companies on 3 continents

Expulsions from Netherlands, Czech Republic, Ireland, Belgium, North Macedonia come as relations between Russia and West have plunged into deep freeze following Ukraine invasion

Cyber-surveillance firm demands NIS 1 million in damages that it says will be donated to help Holocaust survivors and victims of sexual assault, if it wins

Cybersecurity experts say 16 sites, using same phrasing, logos, and sometimes web infrastructure, were likely part of Iran-backed counterintelligence operation

Researchers say revelations that police deployed NSO cyberweapon expose an organization in urgent need of oversight