Brazil's Senate has voted to push back the go-live date and enforcement date of its new data protection law in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cybercriminals are already looking for ways to steal government assistance designed to help those struggling because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The xHelper Trojan has compromised over 55,000 devices so far, Kaspersky says.

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Novel hack allows an attacker to create a mouse-over in a PowerPoint file that triggers the install of malware.

Tests on the fingerprint scanners of Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung devices reveal it's possible to bypass authentication with a cheap 3D printer.

While coronavirus-themed emails and files have been used as a lure for weeks, attackers now are searching for ways to actively target VPNs and remote workers to take advantage of weaker security.

FBI and security experts warn that attackers are particularly targeting cloud-based email systems at the moment.

We've looked at the business practices of top VPN providers to determine which are more ethical, and which are less ethical. Click to learn what we found.

Google has removed the SuperVPN program from the Google Play store after researchers notified it of a critical vulnerability.

If you’re OK with Facebook getting your phone number and storing your love notes, photos, shared daily diary and more, then Tune away, baes.

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The phishing emails led to malicious websites that used the same HTML and CSS found in actual White House sites, says email security provider INKY.

Operational technology and industrial systems are increasingly connected to the IT network, and organizations don't have the right tools to secure them, according to a security official.

Emails purporting to be a Cisco "critical security advisory" are actually part of a phishing campaign trying to steal victims' Webex credentials.

The online videoconferencing service added Alex Stamos to the team and has also formed an expert advisory board to grapple with the pains of its COVID-19 growth spurt.

Device security must become as important a product design feature as safety and efficacy.

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Zoom's security woes have led to a number of organizations, companies, and schools banning or restricting its use, with some recommending alternatives such as Microsoft Teams.

Purporting to offer help and info on COVID-19, the apps can let hackers take control of devices to access files, contacts, the calendar, and more, according to Check Point Research.