GandCrab's evolution underscores a shift in ransomware attack methods.

New JavaScript sniffer is similar to malware used in the Magecart campaign last year that affected over 800 sites.

Google has confirmed that improved control over location tracking is one of several new privacy features in the next version of its mobile OS, Android Q.

Good news for the privacy-conscious. Chrome 73, released Tuesday, now includes the DuckDuckGo search engine as an option.

A worldwide, nearly day-long outage at Facebook led to Telegram having a busy, busy day.

Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast – listen now, and tell your friends and colleagues about us, too!

When you can't remember a password for a website you know Chrome saved, never fear. You can view it with these tips.

When the Normans conquered England, they built castles to maintain security. But where are the castles of the Internet?

Nudies, taxes, and memos – oh, my! Research shows that even if we think we’ve deleted content on the sticks, we’re leaving all that and more.

An unpatched high-severity vulnerability allows keystroke injections in Fujitsu wireless keyboards.

Using a combination of Shodan scans and data from partners, Recorded Future finds nearly 500 malware controllers for 14 different families of remote-access Trojans, as well as the corporate networks they have infected.

Chinese e-commerce giant Globalegrow left personally identifiable information and account credentials exposed, leading security researchers to call them "delusional."

Share this video with your less tech-savvy friends and family to set their minds at rest about sextortion.

Building a better voting machine, a government tool to secure critical infrastructure, and the Facebook outage heard around the world - catch up on the week's news with this roundup!

New report details the Democratic candidate's time as a member of Cult of the Dead Cow.

Lenovo has issued patches for several serious vulnerabilities in its products stemming from Intel technology fixes.

On the one-year anniversary of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, Dan Patterson advises companies to stay vigilant and keep data locked down and secure.

Security hardware doesn't have to be expensive or complex to do the job. Here are seven examples of low-cost hardware that could fill a need in your security operations.

On the one-year anniversary of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, Dan Patterson advises companies to stay vigilant and keep data locked down and secure.