
The great Bangladesh cyber heist
10 May 2019
When hackers stole $81 million, cyber intelligence operatives swung into action. Joseph Rooke from BAE Systems tells their story.

10 May 2019
When hackers stole $81 million, cyber intelligence operatives swung into action. Joseph Rooke from BAE Systems tells their story.

8 August 2018
Cyberattacks target not just our phones and laptops, but hospitals, schools and power stations. A new security solution redesigns chips from the inside out

15 January 2018
Quantum communications are theoretically secure, but keeping a complex quantum network unhackable in practice is more difficult than expected

7 November 2017
Electronic chips made abroad can be altered to allow foreign powers to disrupt critical infrastructure. Nations are right to fret about it, says Paul Marks

8 September 2017
“Horrendous” hack of Equifax, a US firm responsible for millions of people’s credit ratings, is not the biggest in US history, but the data is the most sensitive

30 August 2017
China watches what its own people say, Russia spreads its own version of events and the US brags. A new book shows that cyber-conflict is largely a war of words

9 August 2017
A new way to run the internet would scupper ransomware and hacking, but its authoritarian backers could control everything we do online

17 May 2017
Last week’s cyberattacks were small beer. The UK government must invest in NHS upgrades before a bigger threat brings it to its knees

15 May 2017
The ransomware software, which hit hospitals in the UK particularly severely, is thought to be based upon a spying tool stolen from the US National Security earlier this year

11 May 2017
Politically motivated hacking and fake news campaigns are the new normal, but France’s president-elect Emmanuel Macron has shown how to fend off attacks