Sixty-six percent of phone users said they had suffered data-related harm: 11 percent suffered identity theft, 22 percent account hacking, 14 percent credit cards hacking and 12 percent financial fraud.

As IoT devices flood the market, consumers are pushing for more privacy initiatives, according to recent Grand View Research report.

Malware infection fallout sent ambulances away from East Ohio Regional Hospital and Ohio Valley Medical Center over the Thanksgiving weekend.

The incidents affected millions, just as Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the holiday shopping season kicked off.

The US Postal Service recently fixed a security bug that allowed any USPS.com account holder to view or change other users' data.

A mobile malware has accelerated its activity in 2018, launching more than 70k attacks in August through October.

It's Germany's first GDPR fine, for an incident that affected millions of accounts.

Cyberattacks on airports and airlines are often unrelated to passenger safety – but that's no reason to dismiss them, experts say.

Did you help spread the viral scowling Pop-Tart™-deprived kid photo last week? Can’t be helped, mom said, but using it to raise cash was “lame.”

What upset the Data Protection Commissioner: none of the 18 million email addresses were those of LinkedIn users.

Once they get victims on the phone, the crooks get their account PINs and CVV numbers for debit/credit cards and then drain their accounts.

New tools, techniques, and a plan for training a new generation of crack security experts are all in the cards for attendees of Black Hat Europe in London next week.

Your CentOS 7 servers are rock solid, but could still use a bit of help. Find out how to install an easy to use intrusion detection system in less than five minutes.

​Direct Autonomous Authentication is an improved authentication method intended to better meet today's security needs for both wireless and wired networks.

Stolen credentials for industrial control system workstations are fast becoming the modus operandi for ICS attacks by cybercriminals.

Cyberattacks on organizations are predicted to skyrocket during the online holiday shopping season. Here is how to identify possible threats.

Researchers say the bad actor behind the malvertising campaign is still active.