Imagine logging onto your computer at work in the morning and being greeted by furious emails from the most powerful executives at Sony Pictures Entertainment or better yet the hackers who leaked ...

Whatever your requirements, you can now use the PasteBin.com site with this handy portable app. PasteBin.com has been in the news quite often, and mostly for all the wrong reasons. It’s where many ...

Pastebin has become increasingly associated with Anonymous hack attack revelations since it changed ownership in 2010. Over recent years Pastebin.com has become a must-visit site for anyone wanting to ...

28 year-old Jeroen Vader, the owner of Pastebin, says he plans to hire more staff to help remove "sensitive information" posted to the site. Pastebin, which has over 200,000 members as of this weekend ...

Pastebin.com, a site used by hacker collective Anonymous to announce their web site break-ins, was downed Tuesday by a denial of service attack. The site, which lets people post large amounts of text ...

It took 8 years for Pastebin.com (which, for the unassociated, is sort of like the Internet’s clipboard. Anyone can paste in a big ol’ wall of text and share it with anyone else, often anonymously) to ...

In recent months, technology news has been dominated by reports of numerous hacking attempts, subsequent break-ins and embarrassment of companies that have seen customer information stolen and their ...

Pastebin.com is about to lose its cool. The online text repository, a tool often used by Anonymous and other hackers to leak data, is preparing to crackdown on “sensitive material” posted to the site.

A roundup of the best software and apps for Windows and Mac computers, as well as iOS and Android devices, to keep yourself safe from malware and viruses. Read now Pastebin, the most popular website ...

The Anonymous hacking collective has launched a new site that it claims will allow users to post material without fear of being tracked down. Anonymous described the new site, dubbed AnonPaste, as a ...

Hacker group Anonymous and the People’s Liberation Front have created a data-sharing site called AnonPaste, meant to host pastes of code and other messages without any moderation or censorship of the ...