Dan Patterson speaks to cybersecurity expert Robert Lee about the capabilities of Russian hackers as well as the risks IoT and industrial IoT pose to smart cities.

Dragos founder and CEO speaks with Dan Patterson about current methods of securing the US electric infrastructure and ways IoT can be regulated.

A microphone switch! What will they think of next?

You need to protect the privacy and security of your web traffic, and a VPN will do that and more.

The latest release of Firefox brings fixes for two Critical vulnerabilities already seen exploited in the wild.

The attacks are being carried out against Chinese government interests worldwide, according to Qihoo 360.

And it's not just because they click when they shouldn't... they also leave a trail of clues and details that make them easy to spoof

Futurist Isaac Arthur explains how to stay safe from quantum encryption hacking.

Futurist Isaac Arthur explains how to stay safe from quantum encryption hacking.

Senators, just like they did when Google announced plans to use its technology to screen for COVID-19, have some privacy questions for Apple, which recently said it will do the same, via a website and app.

The white-hat hacker who discovered the vulnerabilities received a $75,000 from Apple's bug-bounty program.

A new PSA warns of attacks launched against users of two popular cloud-based email systems.

If you make use of the Firefox Multi-Container Account add-on, it now includes the ability to sync your customizations across your Firefox account.

Nextcloud allows you to enforce groups to use two-factor authentication. Let's find out how to create a group and then add them to 2FA enforcement.

The FBI is cracking down on the practice of Zoom bombing, saying the hijacking of web conferences can be punishable by jail time.

More zero-day exploits coming up for sale by NSO Group and others is democratizing the attack vector and placing them within reach of less sophisticated attackers.

Internet trolls are crashing Zoom video conferences and flooding them with inappropriate content. Here are easy ways to protect your meetings from Zoom bombers.

The infection started with a phishing email and spread throughout the organization, overheating all machines and flooding its Internet connection.

An attack group is searching for insecure containers exposing the Docker API and then installing a program that attempts to mine cryptocurrency. It's not the first time.

Vendors of offensive cyber tools have made it easy for any threat group with the right funds to leverage unpatched bugs, FireEye says.