With increased use, phony apps and banking trojans will try to steal account credentials, according to the FBI.

DeepArmor Industrial, fortified by Siemens, increases operational visibility, improves malware detection, and provides protection across a company's fleet of industrial control systems and end points.

Misconfigured dashboards are at the heart of a widespread XMRIG Monero-mining campaign.

A handful of advertising trade groups are voicing their dissatisfaction with the CCPA's final proposed regulations, which were sent for review last week.

A password alone will not protect sensitive information from hackers--two-factor authentication is also necessary. Here's what security pros and users need to know about two-factor authentication.

A vuln in the GTP protocol could allow DoS, fraud, and data theft attacks against cellular networks from virtually anywhere.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many tech career fields. Learn how it has impacted cybersecurity professionals, and how to help.

The Gamaredon APT has started using a new VBA macro to target Microsoft Outlook victims' contact lists.

Malspam emails are claiming to deliver a survey on BLM — but in reality they deliver the infamous banking trojan.

Mobile malware and fake apps purporting to be legitimate banking software are big risks, law enforcement agency says.

An attack targeting the automaker reportedly infected internal servers and led to the suspension of production at plants around the world.

In a bid to stop the spread of fake news Twitter has launched a test feature to remind users to read articles before retweeting them.

What COVID-19 has taught us about the digital revolution.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson anticipates a future version of the internet that relies on new methods of authentication.

With a few quick clicks, you can detect network abuse with Wireshark. Jack Wallen shows you how.

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Part 1 of a two-part series about securing machine learning.

A new wave of attacks using old malware is threatening WordPress sites that don't have strong password policies.

Intel chip features that were intended to help you do cryptography better could have leaked your inner secrets.

Researchers warn that the Earth Empusa threat group is distributing the spyware by injecting code into phishing pages, that purport to be news websites or mobile app download pages.