Meet GhostSec. The group isn’t your typical hacktivists. This is the group of cyber vigilantes who foiled terrorist attacks planned by ISIS.

Is it possible that industry researchers inadvertently cause security risks through the public disclosures of the vulnerabilities they find?

The thrill of stealing money seems to be the downfall of many scammers who are in a hurry to close a deal and move on to the next victim.

One of the problems with zero-day exploits is the fact they are often capable of slipping past firewalls.

Often, the victim of a cyberattack has no idea they've been compromised until much later. DNS spoofing is a good example of such exploits.

Is the world as black and white as the proverbial "hats" that hackers wear? We explore the topic with the hacktivist group, GhostSec.