Campaigns exploiting COVID-19 remained popular last quarter, but cybercriminals also relied on tried and true subjects, says KnowBe4.

The only entities equipped to safeguard Internet of Things devices against risks are the IoT device manufacturers themselves.

The loophole gave cybercriminals an opening through specialized Zoom URL links.

During the first half of the year, 80% of companies surveyed saw "slightly to considerably more" cyberattack attempts, says Exabeam.

The Android-powered Google Pixel line of phones received a very important updated feature dedicated to user's personal safety. Learn how to use the Safety Check feature.

A new report from Akamai also finds a staggering increase in attacks targeting published content.

The biggest victims were online food-delivery services and retailers, says cybersecurity firm PerimeterX.

An attacker could pose as a company employee, invite customers or partners to meetings, then use socially engineered conversation to extract sensitive information.

Government agencies in the US, UK, and Canada report Russian group Cozy Bear is targeting organizations developing coronavirus vaccines.

Following the hacks of verified Twitter accounts for several high-profile people, including Bill Gates and Joe Biden, how can you prevent your own account from falling into the wrong hands?

The Russia-linked APT29 has set its sights on pharma research in Western nations in a likely attempt to get ahead on a cure for coronavirus.

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Malicious actors are posing as Netflix, Hulu, and more, to launch phishing attacks, steal passwords, launch spam, and distribute viruses.

Attackers temporarily gained control of the accounts of Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Bill Gates, and others, to tweet a bitcoin scam.

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The ruling in a case involving Facebook means that international companies must provide EU-level privacy controls for EU-generated data no matter where it's stored or transferred.