This scam is both intimidating and disturbing – the crooks are presenting themselves as corrupt CIA officials who will take a bribe.

Researcher buys old computers, flash drives, phones and hard drives and finds only two properly wiped devices out of 85 examined.

The latest twist in the Equifax breach has serious implications for organizations.

The UK's data protection authority is hoping that advances to artificial intelligence incorporate data protection by design and is seeking the public's opinion on how to do so.

New survey shows where elite DevOps organizations are better able to incorporate security into application security.

Threatpost talks to Phil Neray with CyberX about Tuesday's ransomware attack on aluminum producer Norsk Hydro, and how it compares to past manufacturing attacks like Triton, WannaCry and more.

The sharp decline follows an FBI takedown of so-called booter, or DDoS-for-hire, websites in December 2018.

Some of the flaws would allow remote code-execution.

A long-quiet malware family has been spotted targeting financial technology firms, armed with new obfuscation techniques to avoid detection.

Lone Android vulnerability among the top 10 software flaws most abused by cybercriminals.

The science publisher is blaming a misconfigured server that exposed a constant stream of its users’ credentials.

Add this latest public warning system sabotage to a growing list of fear-and-panic-spreading hacking incidents.

From Firefox 66 for desktop and Android, due in March, media autoplay of video or audio will be blocked by default.

No sooner has Netflix made an interactive TV show than people are already pulling apart its privacy implications.

Insider threats are a larger concern for most organizations than cybercriminals or hacktivists, according to a BetterCloud report.

The vulnerability allows attackers to run arbitrary commands as root, which clearly undermines the security of the SoftNAS Cloud platform and data stored on it.

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Stronger encryption standards are improving the privacy of data in motion, but enterprises will need to adapt their security architectures to maintain visibility into network traffic.

Healthcare information security suffers from the inherent weakness of using passwords to guard information. Chip-based smart cards could change that.

Until a report this week, Uber's Surfcam's use was thought to be limited to incidents uncovered in Singapore in 2017.