BSNL site defaced as retribution for Indian sites being hacked. Databases copied and deleted from server.

Opera browser vulnerable to exploit that could lead to an attacker taking control of your computer.

LulzSec has dumped passwords of 62000 users on the web. Change passwords for important services like Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, Bank Accounts, Stock Accounts before LulzSec leaks your own passwords.

LulzSec has taken down CIA website CIA.gov and are forwarding prank calls to FBI in Detroit.

The PlayStation Network has been thoroughly compromised. Hackers have access to all your personal details stored on the PSN. Credit Cards used on the PlayStation Network to purchase PS3/PSP games might also have been compromised.

Do you ever worry about your computer being taken over by a mysterious hacker? Let’s take a look at five of the most infamous hacks and hackers on record. Your computer is too small to interest these guys.

A very noted German PS3 hacker known as graf_chokolo had his house raided by German Police. Sony had apparently complained about this hacker and his work on the PlayStation 3 home console. In retaliation, graf_chokolo released the reverse engineering tools for the PS3′s virtualization software.

China is long suspected to have an elite team of hackers at its disposal but these could have been shed as rumors up until now. Now that we are seeing more on-demand action from China, it gets easier for us to believe such rumors.

Do you understand what your Windows firewall is doing? Is it tough enough to protect your security and privacy? If you have any doubts, you should check out ZoneAlarm’s free firewall.

What most of you have not heard, is that the destination of this information superhighway may not be what you had hoped. Where is it leading us?

Get your fix for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 machines to protect you against a recently discovered flaw.

Laser security system makes use of existing fibre optic and computer technology,making it impossible for hackers to beat.

A hacker breached into a web-based vehicle immobilization system and disabled 100 cars in order to take revenge of his employment termination.