Once more unto the breach, dear Facebook Friends of Friends…

Business email compromise group London Blue is back with evolved email domain spoofing tactics and a newfound interest in targets in Asia.

Over 20 models of smartwatches, some bought for kids, allow for creeps to eavesdrop and track users, in spite of a ban.

Have your business try Cynet's Free Threat Assessment that checks for malware, C&C connections, data exfiltration, phishing link access, user credential thefts attempts, etc.

Malicious actors are politely asking potential victims to directly deposit money in their accounts, according to a new Vade Security report.

The permissions iOS apps request from users can turn the devices into spy tools and provide a toehold into the enterprise network, according to new research.

You don't need a VPN server running on a remote host to create a VPN tunnel. With the help of a simple tool, you can create that tunnel with ease. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Successful, secure organizations must take an aggressive, pre-emptive posture if they want true data security.

Don't let those data center Linux servers use the default SSH port. Gain a bit of a security edge by configuring the daemon to use a non-standard port.

After two databases were discovered leaking Facebook data, Facebook and Amazon are both pointing fingers - but researchers say the onus lies on all parties involved as data collection continues to grow.

No. 4 global phone maker, Xiaomi, preinstalled a security app called ‘Guard Provider’ that had a major flaw.

Theranos flamed out in spectacular fashion, but you can still learn from the company's worst practices.

Organizations recently responded to a senator who's hoping to develop a strategy for reducing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the healthcare sector.

More than 2 million Apache HTTP servers remain at risk for a critical privilege escalation vulnerability.

Spearphishing campaigns from new and established business email compromise (BEC) gangs are stealing from companies using multiple tactics.

Two third-party services left Facebook user data exposed online -- in one case, 540 million records of user comments -- highlighting the ease with which third-party developers can access data and the risk of lax security.

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Discovered by AT&T Alien Labs, new malware Xwo seeking default creds and misconfigurations in MySQL and MongoDB, among other services

Australian law makers have responded very quickly to the Christchurch shootings.