Hackers have struck again, this time targeting Deus Ex and Eidos.

True to his word, Hacker Geohot has donated his left-over legal money to the EFF.

The internet hive-mind anonymous seems to have launched its opening salvo in its planned attack on Sony.

South Africa's own Stephen Viljoen, developer behind Need for Speed Shift 2, gets himself in a knot over his own anti-cheating code

Sony seems to have plugged up all the vulnerabilites made public by hacker Geohot.

Website shut down my Microsoft for giving out hacked and illegal MS Points codes.

In the perpetual game of oneupmanship, it seems PS3 hackers may have gotten the upper hand over Sony.

It seems that initial reports of the PS3’s firmware 3.56 being hacked were, like a teenage boy’s first time,  just a little premature. According to some of the more experienced members of the PS3 hacking scene, Sony may have added more protection than originally anticipated. Remember back a few years to the Sony BMG rootkit scandal? Concerned over music piracy, …