OceanLotus targeted Android devices in the so-called PhantomLance campaign.

The purchase will boost Rapid7's multicloud capabilities.

Thanks to WFH, IoT refrigerators, Samsung TVs and more can now be back-channel proxies into the corporate network.

With support for the programming language no longer available, organizations should port to Python 3, security researches say.

A NordPass survey explores how people manage passwords and found forgetting one is as anxiety-inducing as losing a wallet.

Buh-bye, original way of tweeting. Twitter said it’s to keep our accounts safe, referring to unspecified SMS-enabled vulnerabilities.

A vulnerability in the defunct OneTone WordPress theme plugin is being exploited to compromise entire sites while installing backdoor admin accounts.

Malicious actors could potentially harvest data over the air and use it to shake confidence in the public-health system, EFF says.

To hold your own against nation-state-grade attacks, you must think and act differently.

Cyber security's comprehensive news site is now an online community for security professionals, outlining cyber threats and the technologies for defending against them.

With the new 5.0 version of Zoom, the app has added features to help you protect your virtual meetings from Zoombombing and other unwanted intrusion.

Security concerns over personal data was the sole reason for not doing business with a specific company, says a survey from Arcserve.

A new compilation of data says the home of Hollywood and Silicon Valley has seen nearly 19 million records lost in attacks since 2005.

WireGuard has yet to arrive in the Linux kernel, but you can still start testing how this new feature will work.

As businesses grow, it's wise to reevaluate how a business runs its internal security operations center, according to a new report from an industry group.

In this article, we look at the top VPNs to unblock Zoom, and enhance user anonymity while on video conference calls. Continue reading to learn more!

A decade after their first use, Web shells remain a common tool for all stripes of attackers, from common cybercriminals to sophisticated state actors.

A GitLab path traversal flaw could allow attackers to read arbitrary files and remotely execute code.

Overall bot activity on the web has soared, with a 26 percent growth rate — attacks on applications, APIs and mobile sites are all on the rise.