Build them carefully and maintain them rigorously, and ACLs will remain a productive piece of your security infrastructure for generations of hardware to come.

Before you start calling users stupid, remember that behind every stupid user is a stupider security professional.

Newly named APT39 hacking team exemplifies Iran's growing sophistication in nation-state hacking operations.

A severe flaw exposes sensitive information for 35,000 kids and 20,000 individual accounts.

January 10 torrent involved nearly four times as many packets as last year's huge attack on GitHub, says Imperva.

A server security mishap exposed vast stores of data belonging to clients of Rubrik, a security and cloud management firm.

US officials disrupt North Korea's Joanap attack infrastructure.

It was paying people, including teens, up to $20 to install an app that got root access for “nearly limitless access,” encryption or no.

A US court has sentenced a man to over five years for his part in a massive telecommunications fraud involving stolen cellphone accounts and reprogrammed phones.

Singapore’s Ministry of Health said the HIV status of 14,200 people, plus confidential data of 2,400 of their contacts, is in the possession of somebody who’s not authorized to have it …

Google and Mozilla are tidying up security features and patching vulnerabilities in Chrome and Firefox for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

A newly discovered malware steals cookies, credentials and more to break into victims' cryptocurrency exchange accounts.

A day after Facebook was dinged for shady iOS distribution techniques of its data-collecting research app, Google was discovered using the same methods for its own app.

The CookieMiner malware attempts to extract credentials for cryptocurrency wallets and exchanges, as well as stored password and credit card information.

Four key questions to consider as you plan out your next winning security strategy.

Cyberattacks are increasing, and your organization may be making itself a high-profile target for attackers, according to a Radware report.

The Department of Justice is looking to dismantle the Joanap botnet, which has been built and controlled by North Korea-linked hackers since 2009.

A cyberattack lifts employee data at the French aerospace giant as news hits of "Collections 2-5" being passed around the underground.

So far, 2019 shows no signs of a decline in data incidents.

Few details as yet on a cyberattack that hit Airbus' commercial aircraft business.