Scammers have turned to employment worries as their latest lure for Zoom phishing scams.

Germany’s ditched a homegrown alternative that featured a centralized database of location data, raising privacy concerns.

Several new databases have been uncovered on underground forums sharing recycled Zoom credentials.

Accurics offers a free product to prevent drift between infrastructure defined through code and infrastructure running in the cloud.

The attack accuses victims of possessing pornography, encrypts all files on the device, and then instructs them to pay a fine to unlock the data, according to Check Point Research.

To get the most out of your enterprise cybersecurity products, they need to work together. But getting those products talking to each other isn't easy.

Most security practitioners surveyed say their job functions have changed during the pandemic, and 90% are now working remotely full time.

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The PhantomLance espionage campaign is targeting specific victims, mainly in Southeast Asia — and could be the work of the OceanLotus APT.

Legions of website visitors could be infected with drive-by malware, among other issues, thanks to a CSRF bug in Real-Time Search and Replace.

With just a few Bitcoins and a quick search of Dark Web marketplaces, bad actors can become the owners of powerfully malicious tools.

Conscious of the state of employment during the pandemic, as well as after, Fortinet offers an opportunity to build skill sets from home.

47% of respondents have been temporarily moved to assist with IT-related tasks during remote work, (ISC)2 survey finds.

Yes, a rogue “word” could freeze up your iPhone – but it’s not malware, it doesn’t steal data and doesn’t do permanent damage.

The Clop ransomware group has reportedly leaked compromised data of biopharmaceutical company ExecuPharm after a recent cyberattack.

12 of the 15 most popular video call apps meet Mozilla's Minimum Security Standards, according to a new report.

Three things your company should do to protect credentials during the coronavirus pandemic.