This is the fourth release from Guacamaya, a Central American hacking group that says it fights environmental devastation and exploitation.

The targeted systems are just two of dozens of the group's attacks in the last year.

A U.N. cybercrime treaty could give global governments new — and what many human rights defenders call worrisome — powers to prosecute cybercrimes.

An account had more than 144,000 followers before Twitter suspended it.

Nickel, aka APT15, Ke3chang and Vixen Panda, was snooping on government agencies and others, the company said.

The sting also intercepted $27 million in illicit funds.

It's the latest evidence Indian cardholders' data is being marketed for identity theft.

The group, dubbed "Machete by ESET, has been known to hit many Latin American countries.

The group is carrying out attacks against Colombian government agencies, financial companies and corporations with a presence in Colombia.