DIY giant B&Q reportedly suffered an Elasticsearch database breach this week that gave up information on around 70,000 shoplifters.

Apple is scrambling to fix an embarrassingly dangerous “snooping” bug in its popular FaceTime app.

Should we cheer for WhatsApp-esque, end-to-end encryption everywhere, or tremble at creeping Facebookism?

Japan will hack citizens’ IoT devices to mop up cyber security before the Olympics. Don’t like the notion? Here’s how to lock ’em down!

Implementing modern systems could have a sinister side-effect for enterprise companies.

The bug allows iPhone users to FaceTime other iOS users and eavesdrop on their conversations - even when the other end of the line doesn't pick up.

Despite the wide-ranging effects of the Facebook data privacy scandal, only one-fifth of people are concerned over privacy issues related to social media use, according to a Yubico study.

A new report found that a dozen connected devices are open to several security and privacy issues.

People are the biggest weakness to security breaches; people can also be your organization's biggest defense.

Apple iPhone users discovered a serious FaceTime bug that lets you hear audio from another iPhone or even view live video without the recipient's knowledge.

Firefox 65 rolls out new redesigned privacy controls as part of Mozilla's anti-tracking promise.

Meanwhile, authorities are aggressively going after former users of the Webstresser DDoS-for-hire service.

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Part two of RSA’s Conference Advisory Board look into the future tackles how approaches to cybersecurity must evolve to meet new emerging challenges.

Where security really matters, the enterprise is only as secure as the endpoints it allows to access its sensitive core systems.

Japan will carry out a “survey” of 200 million deployed IoT devices, with white-hats trying to log into internet-discoverable devices using default credentials.

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Apple has shut off Group FaceTime while it prepares a fix for a newly found security flaw found by a 14-year-old gamer.

Anyone with access to an Exchange mailbox can take control of domain, security researcher says.

They’re putting up fake accounts to bilk the tender-hearted for donations, using the images of a real 5-year-old with real cerebral palsey.

Cops from 14 countries are seeking to inflict a bit of distributed denial-of-freedom to whoever’s behind 6 million around-the-globe attacks.