The bill now goes to the House, which has a stiffer competing bill pending that would call for a 3.5 year moratorium.

After fixing a pile of critical security flaws as part of last week’s Patch Tuesday, Adobe has raised two more needing urgent attention.

Eight apps - mostly camera utilities and children's games - were discovered spreading a new malware strain that steals data and signs victims up for expensive premium services.

The data dump apparently included PII for Justin Bieber and Jack Dorsey.

Readers of Security Now will join the Dark Reading community, gaining access to a wide range of cybersecurity content.

The US and UK governments have both accused Russia of launching a cyber attack against the Georgian government last year.

Larry Tesler, the computing pioneer who insisted that user interfaces should be both comfortable *and* consistent, has died aged 74.

The incident cut off access to e-mail and shared IT services across customer sites of the multinational Denmark-based facility-management firm.

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These two groups have talked past each other for years, each hobbled by their own tunnel vision and misperceptions.

Destructive attacks and disinformation will likely target the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, two groups of threat experts say.

The organization, which sells patient administration tools to hospitals, could not confirm whether patient data was accessed.

Scammers are posing as event organizers in a sophisticated fraud effort.

From data privacy to industrial IoT cybersecurity concerns, Threatpost editors discuss the top stories they expect to see at this year's RSA Conference, which kicks off next week in San Francisco.

When we followed the phishing trail, we found ourselves at a web page we weren’t expecting…

Chinese hackers breach online gambling sites, CISA warns of ransomware attacks across the critical infrastructure sector, and more - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five.