Twenty-nine bad mobile apps with a combined 3.5 million downloads bombard users with out-of-context ads.

Preventing the use of an apps based solely on its country of origin (no matter how hostile) is merely a Band-Aid that won't fully address all privacy and security concerns.

The security features for verifying the source of an email header fail to work together properly in many implementations, according to a team of researchers.

A new phishing campaign abuses enterprise cloud services, BadPower attack could set your device on fire, and the UK sports industry under near constant cyber attack - catch up on all the week's news with the Friday Five.

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Isolation technology allows companies to keep employee browsers siloed in the cloud.

Threatpost editors talk about the biggest security news stories for the week ended Jul. 24.

Power plants, factories, oil and gas refineries and more are all in the sights of foreign adversaries, the U.S. warns.

More than 1,000 individuals have access to tools that could have aided the attackers in the recent Twitter attack on high-profile accounts.

Job market data from the second quarter suggests there are increasing opportunities for women and minorities in the world of remote work, but long-standing biases may provide resistance.

The DJI GO 4 application open users’ sensitive data up for the taking, researchers allege.

Wearables company Garmin shut down its website, app, call centers, and other services in the aftermath of a security incident.

People, like computers, can be hacked using a process called social engineering, and there's a good chance a cybersecurity attack on your organization could start with this technique.

A high percentage of discovered bugs remain unremediated for a long time, a new study shows.