Earlier today, WordPress.com had a low-level (root) access break-in on several of their servers which hosted WordPress.com websites. According, to a note posted on the WordPress blog, some user data on those servers might have been revealed.

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.

The Tor network can be spied upon, a new study revealed. The anonymity network can be “hacked” into if an eavesdropper is willing to go the lengths. Read on to find out more.

The Sony PS3 has finally been hacked by a group of hackers. They showed off their findings at the 27C3 hacker conference, showing how the PS3 can be jailbroken without a dongle. This is great news for Sony PS3 homebrew developers. Videos of the presentation after the break!

3 Videos demonstrate just how easy it is to hack people using free or unsecured wifi. Find out how to prevent the hackers from stealing your identity.

Be careful when using public or unsecured wifi hotspots. It’s now easier than ever to hack into accounts on unsecured wifi networks.

You should NOT cheat online. Seriously. Blizzard has made that clear by permanently banning 5000 cheaters on Battle.net. However, it’s pursuing the crazy path by suing the makers of the cheat device for copyright infringement and damages. Whew!

Rejoice HTC-made-Google-branded Nexus One owners! Now you can record 720p HD videos on your Nexus One!

Hackers breached security and got into around 75,000 computers including servers for large corporations and US government agencies.