Hacking contest goes virtual with participants remotely winning $295k in prizes for taking down Adobe Reader, Safari and Ubuntu.

Emails claiming to be directly from WHO’s Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus offer "drug advice" — and malware infections.

Researchers have not determined who owns the database, which was one of several large exposed instances disclosed this week.

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Heads up, Firefox users who rely on FTP: the browser is eliminating support for this venerable protocol.

The dead drops were very James Bond: once, the data mule taped the SD card to the underside of a desk in a hotel.

Cisco has patched a clutch of high-priority vulnerabilities in its SD-WAN routes and their management software.

It's time for organizations to realize that an empowered CISO can effectively manage enterprise risk and even grow the business along the way.

Deloitte expert recommends using tactics to compete for the pool of security pros, including offering new incentives like student loan repayment.

Authorities have cracked down on a website that claimed to give out coronavirus vaccine kits - but that was actually stealing victims' payment card data and personal information.

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The latest malicious COVID-19 campaigns are repurposing conventional phishing emails with a coronavirus angle, says security trainer KnowBe4.

Fraudsters exploit concerns by claiming to offer virus-related information or promising stimulus checks.