A legal right to work from home, insensitive phishing, and election disinformation - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five!

Larry Cashdollar, senior security response engineer at Akamai, talks about the craziest stories he's faced, reporting CVEs since 1994.

The approach is a long time in coming and will test the premise that users can more easily detect a suspicious domain from the name alone.

Remote working and phishing attacks spiked during the coronavirus pandemic, but organizations believe they're on track with their cybersecurity plans, according to a new report from CompTIA.

From July through September, US law enforcement handed down major indictments or sanctions against foreign threat groups at least six times.

Facebook detailed an ad-fraud cyberattack that's been ongoing since 2016, stealing Facebook credentials and browser cookies.

Eleven different malware families are coordinating on distribution, features, geo-targeting and more.

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Thousands of Emotet emails contain a message body pulled directly from the Democratic National Committee website, researchers report.

Financial institutions, cyber-insurance firms, and security firms have all been put on notice by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

Accenture Security lists five other "extreme but plausible threat scenarios in financial services" in a new report.

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Account takeover fraud (ATO) attacks are on the rise, up nearly 300 percent since last year.

Phishing emails tell recipients that their voter's registration applications are incomplete - but instead steal their social security numbers, license data and more.