Dr. David Brumley, Carnegie Mellon University professor and CEO of ForAllSecure, explains what fuzzing, or fuss testing, is and how you can use it to improve application security and speed up your software development.

Learn how to use Apple's Privacy Report in Safari so you can see which websites attempted to track you on your iPhone or iPad.

If you've had files deleted by a hacker or you've accidentally removed them, Jack Wallen shows you how to recover that missing data with a handy tool called testdisk.

Fortinet researchers are seeing a pivot in the spear-phishing and phishing lures used by cybercriminals, to entice potential job candidates as businesses open up.

Larry Cashdollar, a researcher with more than 300 CVEs to his credit, looks back at his favorite vulnerabilities (and being the only individual CNA on Mitre's list).

The US counterintelligence lead joins a former Europol cyber chief to discuss modern election threats and the benefits of public-private collaboration.

Teaching students around the world has become easier, thanks to Zoom classes, one college professor says. She's still trying to find a way to teach robotics, though.

Teaching via Zoom has had some unexpected benefits, college professor says, though robotics class is still a challenge. Her real passion is inspiring young women and girls to go into computer science.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group sheds more light on targeted credential phishing and malware attacks on the staff of Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.

The two important-severity flaws in Microsoft Windows Codecs Library and Visual Studio Code could enable remote code execution.

Marking a pivot from COVID-19 scams, researchers track a single threat actor through the evolution from the pandemic to PayPal, and on to more timely voter scams — all with the same infrastructure.

At least three campaigns are now underway.