The flaws in LearnPress, LearnDash and LifterLMS could have allowed unauthenticated students to change their grades, cheat on tests and gain teacher privileges.

Attackers used an account checker tool to identify Nintendo accounts with compromised and vulnerable login credentials, says SpyCloud.

The team behind the ransomware, first spotted in late 2014 and typically targeting Russian victims, apologized to victims in a post on GitHub.

Justice has already been slow in this case, and the pandemic isn’t helping: His trial has been postponed for a third time.

Adobe’s latest patches are out, including fixes for its ecommerce platform.

Such threats continued to spread in April and are likely to be the new norm, at least until the pandemic subsides, according to Bitdefender.

Convincing deepfakes are a real concern, but there are ways of fighting back.

Although the controversial option of voting by mobile app is one pressing consideration, cybersecurity experts agree that older issues need to be resolved before November 3.

Researchers warn that the EventBot Android malware, which targets over 200 financial apps, could be the "next big mobile malware."

What if a messaging app has to show you an unwanted message so you can decide whether you want it shown to you?

As more students move to online learning platforms, vulnerability researchers are revealing security flaws in some common software plug-ins.

Learn about what a Software as a Service, or SaaS, company is and why it may make sense for your organization in this week’s Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

Zoom is now a household name for work-from-home employees. Here is your guide to Zoom basics, including its security vulnerabilities and video conferencing alternatives such as Microsoft Teams.

The road to secure containers is long and winding. One stop you should take on that journey is unloading unnecessary kernel modules in your Linux containers.

Frictionless security, improved interfaces, and more usable design may improve the efficacy of security tools and features (and make life easier for users and infosec pros alike). So why has there been so much resistance?

The latest incident compromised names, Social Security numbers, and other data belonging to 700 current and former Chegg employees.

Lessons from Facebook and Google show how to safely scale your environment for security.

Since January, more than 4,000 domains related to coronavirus stimulus packages have been registered, many of them malicious or suspicious, according to Check Point Research.

Google is striving to block Gmail messages and other content that exploit COVID-19, but there are steps users can take to fight such malware.

Insights from discussions with more than 20 CISOs, CEOs, CTOs, and security leaders.