A hacked Nest camera broadcast the fake warning about incoming North Korean missiles, sending a family into “five minutes of sheer terror.”

In a landmark ruling, France’s data protection commissioner has fined Google 50 million Euros (around $57m) for violating Europe’s privacy laws.

The RogueRobin uses a mix of novel techniques.

0patch released the fix for the remote code execution vulnerability in Windows, which has a CVSS score of 7.8.

Last week hackers allegedly compromised an admin’s Steam account and used it to spawn planes, tanks, and whales in Atlas.

Online gamblers lose their private data as yet another unsecured Elasticsearch database is discovered.

Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast. Enjoy!

Old school but effective, hackers are shifting aware from in-your-face ransomware to attacks that are much more subtle.

Find yourself some of the latest and most exciting cybersecurity tools at the Arsenal, where you can meet and chat with their creators.

A new report on the state of malware shows a spike in B2B malware, with former banking Trojans Emotet and TrickBot topping the list.

Phishers often spoof major tech brands in their efforts to gain payments from individuals and businesses, according to a Vade Secure report.

An emergency directive from the Department of Homeland Security provides "required actions" for U.S. government agencies to prevent widespread DNS hijacking attacks.

If you've ever wanted to authenticate a Linux desktop to an OpenLDAP server, here's how it's done.

With OpenLDAP, you can manage users on a centralized directory server and then configure each desktop to authenticate to that server.

Why stockpiling cryptocurrency or paying cybercriminals is not the best response.

Research shows that better corporate security has resulted in some hackers shifting their sights to the estates and businesses of wealthy families.

More than 70% of tech professionals said security spending has increased in the past year, according to a Ping Identity report.

The attack makes use of previously disclosed critical vulnerabilities in the Apple Safari web browser and iOS.

Here are six tips to put threat hunters in the driver's seat so they can outsmart their adversaries.

The new malware is being propagated on P2P networks, and demands a ransom equivalent to $725 USD, according to McAfee Labs.