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A pro-Russian organization has claimed credit for a distributed denial-of-service attack made several German government websites unavailable to visitors.

South Korea revealed that North Korea has amassed a "cyber army" made up of 6,000 members, and the team is dedicated to targeting South Korea's military and government.

On a recent flight, a Google engineer discovered that SSL certificates were being signed by Gogo, not Google.

Malware is being distributed to visitors of The Huffington Post website, as well as several other sites, via malicious advertisements served over the AOL advertising network

This year saw 56 percent of all website traffic coming from bots, with 29 percent of those bots being considered 'bad,' and 27 percent being 'good.'

Early reports suggest that the news organization being threatened is CNN.

Lizard Squad, the group behind attacks on Sony's Playstation Network and Microsoft's Xbox Live systems, is now selling a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) tool online that customers can use to attack any online entity.