A class-action suit over a 2015 attack demonstration against a Jeep Cherokee can move forward, US Supreme Court rules.

Among the problems: TLS certificates are expiring and websites are becoming inaccessible.

The app was developed by legitimate Chinese manufacturing giant TCL.

Xerox's CISO Alissa Abdullah discusses how innovation in technology and security has changed throughout her career.

Xerox's CISO Alissa Abdullah discusses how innovation in technology and security has changed throughout her career.

Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast – enjoy!

From vulnerable 2FA codes to phishing to critical flaws for Adobe Acrobat and Reader, and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

The imposter claimed to be the Facebook exec and said he’d shot his wife, tied up his kids and planted pipe bombs “all over the place.”

USB-C Authentication could banish USB threats forever, but it might also mean you’re tied to buying ‘approved’ accessories.

Martin Gottesfeld said he wishes he “had done more” than knock out BCH’s network for at least two weeks.

Threatpost discusses the future of the Emotet banking trojan with Cylance.

Dual data exposures and a wide-scale data leak due to a vulnerable MongoDB database have kicked off 2019 so far.

The US government shutdown is affecting more than just physical sites like national parks and monuments.

In 2019, there will be no end in sight to email-driven cybercrime such as business email compromise, spearphishing, and ransomware.

Firefox 69 will force users to manually install Adobe Flash as the plugin inches toward end of life.

The malware's operator, Grim Spider, could be affiliated with Russian cybercrime rings, according to some — others say there's no concrete evidence.

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Researchers created a proof-of-concept escape of Docker test environment.