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.

Advice from a millennial woman who has done it: Find your niche and master your craft. You will be amazed at how significant your work will be.

Eight popular Android apps are embezzling from the ad ecosystem on a widespread basis, according to allegations.

Now the penalties are coming from Europe.

The patch addresses a flaw in Cisco's WebEx platform that lets hackers gain elevated privileges.

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Nearly 60% of organizations have suffered data breaches resulting from a third party, as suppliers pose a growing risk to enterprise security.

Motives are not fully clear, though data exfiltration is one possibility, Cisco Talos says.

Colleagues of slain Javier Valdez Cárdenas, known for investigating drug cartels, were targeted just days after his death.

The bill would outlaw automated scripts that snap up discounted holiday must-haves so resellers can gouge people with exorbitant markups.

In the latest in a long line of SNAFUs, it seems Facebook has found a new way to inadvertently torment us: resurfacing old chat messages.

We all want a “perfect” babysitter. But can we trust AI to comb through years of social media posts and label people with a “score?”

A mystery payload sneaked into a hugely popular JavaScript library was part of a plot to ransack Bitcoins from BitPay’s Copay mobile cryptocoin wallet, it has been alleged.