Facebook, like other platforms, has seen fake news, mass-buying of face masks, and misinformation about bleach being a cure for COVID-19.

Despite the rise in ransomware, a lack of prevention training and stagnant security budgets are putting local governments at risk, according to IBM Security.

Evidence is emerging that a change made to Chrome 80 might have disrupted the popular data and user profile stealing malware AZORult.

Users looking for a privacy-focused browser might want to consider Brave first, according to a study published this week.

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From vacuum cleaners to baby monitors, the IoT landscape continues to be plagued by concerning security issues that lead to privacy threats.

The breach earned derision from both the hacker and observers after another hacker exploited the company’s vulnerable setup.

Cyber security's comprehensive news site is now an online community for security professionals, outlining cyber threats and the technologies for defending against them.

Spam, ransomware, and malware continue to haunt organizations, but bad actors are also cooking up new spins on these tried-and-true methods, according to security company Fortinet.

Garrison wants to move security away from software and into hardware

Cybersecurity is an imperfect science, similar to infectious disease control, according to McAfee CTO.

A new Intel report looks at the more than 250 CVEs affecting Intel products in 2019.

Security firm specializes in secure cloud architecture and penetration testing.

In a RSA 2020 simulation, the Red Team compromised email accounts, created deepfake videos and spread disinformation on Election Day in Adversaria.

Machine learning creates a profile of expected email contacts and turns on a stop sign when new people pop up.

As an industry, we must move beyond one-dimensional approaches to assessing ransomware exposures. Asking these four questions will help.

Th California Consumer Privacy Act is nebulous as it is. Potential changes to the state's privacy laws, slated for later this year, could cloud things further.

Attackers shouldn't have been able to remove sensitive data like Social Security numbers from military networks, according to cybersecurity experts.