The Iran-linked APT is targeting Israeli scholars and U.S. government employees in a credential-stealing effort.

With kids returning to school - many of them remotely - the Federal Trade Commission offered tips for parents to better secure their families online.

The notarized malware payloads were discovered in a recent MacOS adware campaign, disguised as Adobe Flash Player updates.

Multiple Android apps were found spying on users and recruiting victims' devices into ad-fraud botnets.

The remote code execution flaw could allow a successful attacker to fully control the Slack desktop app on a target machine.

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Communication with stakeholders, extensive testing, and robust automation pays dividends for military intelligence agency, one of several presenters at GitLab's virtual Commit conference.

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The Iran-based APT has infiltrated multiple VPNs using open-source tools and known exploits.

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As the FBI warns, devices become more vulnerable to exploitation as time passes, due to a lack of security updates and new, emerging vulnerabilities.

While privacy advocates have warned against Ring's partnerships with police, newly unearthed documents reveal FBI concerns about 'new challenges' smart doorbell footage could create for cops.

In a rare move, the encrypted messaging service is being used to send stolen payment-card data from websites back to cybercriminals.

Some underground forum users said they're monetizing the information through the State Department's anti-influence-campaign effort.