It doesn’t have regulatory authority, so it can’t do much, but the hundreds of registrars it authorizes can and should.

TikTok doesn’t use HTTPS for its images and videos – so crooks could swap out the videos you see and you would never know.

New research found that almost half of companies had malware on their corporate-associated home networks - in comparison to malware being found on only 13 percent of corporate networks.

The pandemic has driven more of our personal and work lives online - and for the bad guys, business is booming. Here's how you can protect yourself.

The popular video-sharing apps’s use of HTTP to download media content instead of a secure protocol could lead to the spread of misinformation on the platform.

As operators struggle to balance safety with keeping vital services active, conventional remote connections into industrial control networks are a bad idea.

Legendary founders of Netscape and @Home Network roll out a new cloud-based identity management firm that makes the user his or her own certificate authority.

Don't assume that cyberattacks are all you have to worry about. Misconfigurations should also be a top cause of concern.

Criminals are using familiar company names to steal user information and payment credentials, Check Point found.

Cybercriminals aren't sparing medical professionals, hospitals and healthcare orgs on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic when it comes to cyberattacks, ransomware attacks and malware.

Ten percent of all brand phishing attempts in the first quarter of 2020 tried to deceive victims by imitating the Apple brand.

The custom RAT offers persistent access, data exfiltration and lateral network movement.

One tech company is harnessing artificial intelligence, thermal imaging, and real-time surveillance data to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. However, serious privacy questions remain.

Companies large and small are discovering just how prepared they were for all employees to work remotely