The FCC has given voice carriers until June 2021 to implement technology it says will stop the robocall plague that’s driving us all insane.

With videoconferencing's rise as an essential tool for remote work comes a downside: more security scrutiny, which has turned up a number of security weaknesses.

Attacks using a brand-new card-harvesting code is targeting small- to medium-sized businesses, claiming 19 sites so far.

Millions of IDs, charge cards, loyalty cards, gift cards, medical marijuana ID cards and personal information was left exposed to the open internet.

MakeFrame, named for its ability to make iframes for skimming payment data, is attributed to Magecart Group 7.

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Old phishing kits are being pressed into service to keep up with the unprecedented volume of new scams that exploit the pandemic.

People have taken actions to better protect their information but feel they need to do more, according to a survey from NortonLifeLock.

Cybercriminals are increasingly directing targeted attacks at specific organizations or individuals, says security provider Positive Technologies.

In theory, crooks could mess up your site so vistors can’t see your content, then lock you out so you can’t jump in and fix it.

The feature, criticized for "undisclosed data-mining," is only the latest privacy faux pas made by Zoom this month.

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Almost 40% of employees surveyed admitted to not knowing what ransomware is, and many of them have already been victims, according to security provider Kaspersky.

As organizations rush to equip and secure their newly remote workforce, it's important to keep things methodical and purposeful