A hacker has gained (legitimate) access to a popular JavaScript library and has injected malicious code that steals Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash funds stored inside BitPay's Copay wallet apps.

It was released a little more than a year ago, and since then developers and hardware hackers have turned the ... Lua is okay, but a real win would be a JavaScript interpreter for this tiny ...

Hackers are once again using fake Google Chrome ... Once a website has been compromised by injecting malicious JavaScript code into it, the now hacked site executes scripts capable of downloading ...

Here’s another great one, a 21-chapter book posted online and chock full of JavaScript training. Eloquent JavaScript is written by Marijn Haverbeke, builder of CodeMirror, an in-browser code ...

Young hackers are able to cause havoc using off-the-shelf scripts to attack IT networks. And as we become more connected, so the dangers increase. Script Kiddies - or Skiddies - is the term used ...