Kate Middleton's sister Pippa is reportedly sweating bullets over a recent hack of her iCloud account and the provocative photos therein.
More than 3,000 images were reportedly stolen from Pip.
Are Katie Perry and Taylor Swift about to put their bad blood aside?
If you were reading Katy Perry's Twitter feed on Monday night, you were probably fooled into thinking that was the case.
Kate Middleton is reportedly fearful that her private voicemails will be exposed as part of the never-ending News of the World hacking scandal.
The Courtney Stodden sex tape almost came prematurely ... to the Internet. Hackers immediately tried to pilfer the self-pleasure-fest from Vivid.
Fortunately (or unfortunately, to some) their cyber attack failed harder than Doug Hutchison gets after he ... sorry. We'll show ourselves out.
Charlotte McKinney has been called the next Kate Upton, and it looks like she's following in her large-breasted predecessors footsteps in more ways than one.
Yesterday, Taylor Swift's Twitter account was hacked, but the man who claims to be responsible doesn't seem to be facing any sort of criminal charges.
Taylor Swift is shaking off claims that hackers possess nude photos of her after her social media accounts were briefly compromised yesterday.
Earlier today, Taylor Swift's Twitter account was compromised by hackers claiming to be associated with Lizard Squad - the same group who famously hacked into the networks of major gaming systems over the holiday season.
The hackers immediately began tweeting to Swift's 70 million followers, encouraging them to follow various accounts associated with Lizard Squad.
First came The Fappening, then came the Sony hacking, and now the hostile takeover of Snooki's Instagram account by apparently well-meaning Arabic trolls.
It's the natural progression of things.
Sony Pictures has canceled the release of The Interview, its comedy on the fictional assassination of Kim Jong Un, in an unprecedented victory for North Korea.
Threats of violence against movie theaters and moviegoers resulted in the cancelation of Thursday's scheduled premiere of The Interview in New York City.
Blac Chyna is putting ex-boyfriend Tyga on blast for allegedly hacking her Twitter and posting things on there that she says she did not write and are not true.
The world laughed when Kris Jenner claimed pranksters were destroying her family, but now that she's been hacked by someone with a wicked sense of humor...well, we're still laughing but for different reasons:
Late last night, Kris' Instagram page exploded with a series of hilarious rants purporting to expose Jenner's "true feelings" about her famous family:
Former News of the World editor Clive Goodman hacked Kate Middleton's phone 155 times beginning in 2005, according to a shocking new report.
As many as 4.6 million users of Snapchat recently had their usernames and phone numbers hacked, and the company may be out big bucks as a result.
Like really big bucks. The security breach is bad news for founder Evan Spiegel and other investors in the so-called “sexting” app valued in the billions.
Kate Middleton voicemails left by then-boyfriend Prince William were hacked by the News of the World, it was revealed at the former editors' trial.
There's nothing salacious, just highly illegal on the since-shuttered newspaper's part ... and cheesy on William's, since he uses the pet name "babykins."
Amanda Bynes is picking up right where she left off. On Twitter, that is.
Yesterday, the hospitalized 27-year-old actress tweeted, "I love Drake."
Marcus Jordan, former college basketball player and son of Michael Jordan, is in hot water over an picture of a penis (presumably his) that was blasted from his Twitter.
Anthony Weiner would approve. Everyone else, not so much.
JWoww has certainly done a lot of controversial things over the years.
Changing her Twitter icon to a swastika is not one of them, however.
So, someone tweeted a naked photo on Russell Crowe's account.
Not of the actor. Of a woman's pubic region. Up close.
The Facebook page of an Arizona bakery became a national story after the owners of Amy's Baking Company were featured on Gordon Ramsay's FOX show.
But the insane-seeming duo now says they had nothing to do with the EPIC rants that followed their Kitchen Nightmares appearance, which was ridiculed online.
Fans of TV who love Twitter but hate spoilers, meet Jennie Lamere.
The 17-year-old entered the TVnext Hack event in Boston and not only won her category, "Best Use of Sync-To-Broadcast," but also won Best In Show.
Two hacking groups are taking responsibility/credit for the cyber attacks Tuesday against the White House and AP, and both are likely telling the truth.
A hacker group issued an ultimatum to the U.S. government today, demanding America declare war on North Korea or the White House would explode.
The hacker group that took responsibility for exposing the private financial information of Michelle Obama and many other celebrities is behind this, too.
