In this week’s Naked Security Live video: what to do about microphone-equipped devices in your home?

If you run NGINX and want to use free certificates, it's possible with Let's Encrypt.

A Chicago-area family's smart home controls were compromised in a hack that has left them feeling vulnerable in their own home.

The Remexi spyware has been improved and retooled.

Learn about these uniquely dangerous vulnerabilities as TechRepublic's James Sanders discusses up-to-date info on the latest variants and best mitigation strategies to minimize performance impact.

The decorating website said that account usernames, passwords and more have been compromised as part of a breach.

You can easily prevent unwanted users and attacks from gaining access to your CentOS 7 server.

From the DNS outage that deleted users’ Azure data to the Nest security cam hijacker, and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

A groundbreaking settlement in New York finds that selling fake likes and followers is illegal.

The FBI revealed that it joined the Joanap botnet and started chewing it up from the inside.

Chrome now checks for misspellings of popular URLs and will display a link to the site that it thinks the user might have wanted to visit.

Researchers have discovered security holes in 5G, 4G and 3G telephony protocols, which can expose a user’s location.

Armed with an impressive bag of exploits and other tricks for propagation, researchers believe the new trojan could be the catalyst for an upcoming, major cyber-offensive.

The unique threat landscape requires a novel security approach based on the latest advances in network and AI security.

Despite several threat actors stating they are behind a massive 773M credential dump, researchers believe they have found the real distributor.

State-sponsored groups are leveraging weaknesses in IoT devices to build botnets, and attacking private industry and public infrastructure in attacks, according to a Booz Allen report.

Facebook's privacy disclosures are quite vague and should have been made more prominent, a federal judge argued.

Referencing the Dalai Lama, the spam campaign is targeting recipients of a mailing list run by the Central Tibetan Administration.

Team from University of Missouri take wraps off Dolus, a system 'defense using pretense' which they say will help defend software-defined networking (SDN)
cloud infrastructure.