A group of hackers that doxxed thousands of federal law enforcement employees last week has struck again.

Law enforcement officials in the US have been routinely mining Google’s location history data for criminal investigations.

With a cybersecurity talent shortage, AI and machine learning solutions are filling gaps, according to Ponemon Institute report.

The Scranos rootkit malware can do significant damage by stealing passwords and data through a fradulent certificate. But it can be removed, according to security firm Bitdefender.

After the HawkEye malware kit underwent an ownership change and new development, researchers are spotting the keylogger used in several malicious email campaigns.

Although new attacks might get the most attention, don't assume old ones have gone away.

These tips from the National Cyber Security Alliance and the Better Business Bureau can help guard your business against breaches and other vulnerabilities that could compromise your data.

Employee accounts may have been compromised in a sophisticated phishing campaign.

Patched just last week, the Windows kernel bug is being used for full system takeover.

Google is changing its app review process to address developer complaints. Here's what you need to know about it.

The IT giant's networks were infiltrated and used to mount supply-chain attacks on its enterprise customers.

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Researchers are pinning a recent phishing campaign against Ukraine government agencies on the Luhansk People's Republic, a proto-state in eastern Ukraine which declared independence in 2015.

The cross-platform operation, first tested on victims in China, has begun to spread around the world.

Call blockers have made significant advancements, but so have telemarketers' tactics for getting you to pick up. See how call blockers RoboKiller and Nomorobo compare.

Because of ongoing tweaks, like a recent amendment that would expand consumers' private right to action, the California Consumer Privacy Act remains in constant flux.

A new exploit developed by eGobbler is allowing it to distribute malvertisements–more than 500 million to date–at huge scale, Confiant says.

Stealthy and well-heeled hacking group went undetected for five years and wields a massive attack framework of some 80 different modules.

The 2018 Online Trust Audit shows that encryption everywhere is improving security, while fuzzy language is slowing privacy gains.