Banking trojans, led by the ever-changing Emotet, dominated the email-borne threat landscape in Q4, according to Proofpoint.

Monica Witt, former Air Force and counterintel agent, has been indicted for conspiracy activities with Iranian government, hackers.

Researchers have identified multiple security issues with this Lenovo smartwatch.

A new strain of MacOS malware hides inside a Windows executable to avoid detection.

Hacking by external actors caused most breaches, but Web intrusions and exposures compromised more records, according to Risk Based Security.

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Increasing pressure, hefty workloads, and budgetary deficits have significant negative effects on CISOs worldwide, according to a Nominet report.

317 researchers from 78 countries turned 2018 into a worldwide bug-crunching spree.

The apps, which violate content policies, got in there via the same Enterprise Certificate program that Facebook and Google exploited.

The flaw is only one of many romance-related scams as bad actors take advantage of Valentine's Day.

Bleeping Computer learned of a strange phishing campaign which uses an unusually long URL – but why?

There's no better place to brush up on the latest malware than Black Hat Asia in Singapore next month with a cornucopia of practical Trainings, Briefings, and Arsenal tool demos.

Security practitioners reveal what's causing them the most frustration in their roles.

Following revelations that Facebook, Google, Amazon, as well as purveyors of illicit content are abusing the Developer Enterprise Program, new reports show pirates are as well. Who's left?

When each member of your security team is focused on one narrow slice of the pie, it's easy for adversaries to enter through the cracks. Here are five ways to stop them.

Google Play said that app suspensions increased by 66 percent in 2018 on its platform.

A recent attack on a US hospital gives us a colourful picture of both how a targeted ransomware attack happens, and how it can be stopped.

The dating site said users' names and email addresses that were added to the system prior to May 2018 may be impacted.

A Threatpost poll found that 52 percent don't feel prepared to prevent a mobile security incident from happening. The results reflect a challenging mobile security landscape.

It has added the technique of using malicious XML files as its delivery method.