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​Phishing attacks remain rampant and are expected to continue to do so in 2019. Learn an insider's perspective on the difficulties combating them.

New information on the Starwood breach shows that the overall breach was somewhat smaller than originally announced, but the news for passport holders is worse.

From same old, same old Facebook hoaxes to PewDiePie’s Chromecast-hacking fans, here are the top stories of the new year.

Adobe has patched two critical flaws in Acrobat and Reader that warrant urgent attention.

For over a month, hackers published data from hundreds of German politicians in a Twitter advent calendar – a massive government assault.

In this week's podcast, we weigh in on the top threats to watch out for in 2019 - from fraud to IoT.

A glitch allowed hackers to access contacts, photos and more on Android devices - simply by answering a Skype call.

A proof-of-concept from the University of Maryland can defeat the audio challenges that are offered as an option for people with disabilities.

We need more stringent controls and government action to prevent a catastrophic disaster.

Akamai plans to combine Janrain's Identity Cloud with its Intelligent Platform to improve identity management.

The gap between acceptance and trust for new smart devices is huge, according to a new survey.

Robert Tibbo discusses being pushed to leave Hong Kong under pressure and efforts made to the Canadian government to grant refugee status to the “Snowden refugees”.

Security incidents are set to grow as companies lag behind in securing their containers.

Businesses must build IoT security measures into devices to protect consumers from hackers, according to McAfee.

Apple exploits will fetch the highest price.

Just as ex-tropical Cyclone Penny moved toward the coast of Queensland, Australia, users of Early Warning Network reported receiving strange messages from the emergency system.

2018 saw a reduced number of huge DNS-facilitated DDoS attacks. Vendors and service providers believe that malicious impact will drop with continued technology improvements.

Top reward for iOS remote exploit hits $2 million, as companies who sell exploits to national governments have to offer more money to attract researchers to tackle increasingly secure software.