From the Android bloatware selling your data to the hoards of security keys on GitHub, and everything in between. It’s the weekly roundup.

Members of the European Parliament appear to have materially affected the future of the internet by mistakenly voting the wrong way.

Martin admitted that for more than 20 years, he stole and a vast quantity of highly classified information, stashing it in his home and car.

With hype around blockchain fading, organizations are starting to seek out use cases for the technology, according to Gartner.

The rise of mobile banking and payment services has sparked widespread adoption, making a focus on risk essential.

Google Play has removed 25 malicious apps that were downloading spyware, dubbed Exodus, onto victims' phones.

The HBO blockbuster is the most-targeted show for malware-laden pirated files.

Google said in 2018 it tracked a rise in the number of potentially harmful apps found on Android devices that were either pre-installed or delivered via over-the-air updates.

A congressional watchdog is reiterating its findings that identity theft services are rarely efficient at mitigating data breach risks.

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Researchers have seen March Madness-related phishing scams, fake domains and adware spike as cybercriminals take a pass at tournament viewers.

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More fallout from the compromise of Asus's automated software update.

Firefox Lockbox allows you to easily view your saved Firefox passwords and is a viable tool for certain users.

Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, and Planet Hollywood were among the chains hit in a nearly year-long breach of their point-of-sale systems.