Security researcher finds over 3,000 TechNet pages flooded with tech support scams pushing shady phone numbers for cryptocurrency exchanges and social media platforms.

Industry groups, associations, and people that know what they are talking about, line up to warn of drawbacks from Canberra's proposed Assistance and Access Bill.

With all of the good a quantum computer promises, one of the side effects is that it will be able to break the mechanisms currently used to secure information. But the industry is onto it, and Australia's QuintessenceLabs is playing a key role.

Network for Electronic Transfers of Singapore (Nets) has inked an agreement with China's UnionPay to enable consumers to scan and pay for purchases at 7.5 million participating merchants worldwide.

Security researchers find clues connecting the Magecart group to the breach at British Airways.

An attack technique has been revealed which allows threat actors to unlock a Tesla vehicle in no time at all.

The company has now removed a browser history data collection feature from its macOS products.

19% of employees of small and medium-sized businesses share their passwords with coworkers or assistants, according to a recent survey.

Whiplr, a naughty, naughty little app, has now secured passwords with “one-way encryption” and is “adding more security measures”.

The $7000 malware shows there is serious money to be made in the banking Trojan market.

The Magecart Group has been blamed for the British Airways breach that compromised 380k payment cards.

Trust your gut: if staring at that common object in your rental gives you the heebie jeebies, it might be because it’s staring back at you.

Ransomware hasn’t gone away, but it is getting quieter and more targeted.

BioCatch's VP Frances Zelazny explains why companies are dropping passwords in favor of biometric security like fingerprint and iris scanners.

Some 73% of institutions took three or more days to apply patches for cyberthreats, according to a recent EfficientIP report.

Simple steps can make the difference between losing your online accounts or maintaining what is now a precious commodity: Your privacy.