The malware also has a unique machine-learning module.

Budgets are on the rise, even in a time of revenue worries across the industry.

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Hackers accidentally allowed into company software by security noncompliant employees cost businesses millions annually; we asked experts to weigh in on best safety practices.

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Immersive Labs Researcher takes advantage of lax Fitbit privacy controls to build a malicious spyware watch face.

So far, the company has doled out $288,000 to five researchers who, in three months, found 55 vulnerabilities in its corporate infrastructure.

Like most such mobile malware, the new one doesn't encrypt data but attempts to make an infected system impossible to use, Microsoft says.

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Network access to various industries is being offered in underground forums at as little as $300 a pop - and researchers warn that ransomware groups like Maze and NetWalker could be buying in.

Researchers explain how security practitioners can recognize when a seemingly benign device could be malicious.

Even if you can't see your employees in the office, they still need to be reminded that criminals are always trying to spot a weak link in the chain.