Crestron, Barco wePresent, Extron ShareLink and more wireless presentation systems have an array of critical flaws.

Exploits give attackers a way to create havoc in business-critical SAP ERP, CRM, SCM, and other environments, Onapsis says.

Auto-delete will hopefully please those of us who haven’t already turned off location history altogether (for very good reason).

A battle rages between manufacturers and users over who can repair a product, with tech companies using security concerns as a weapon.

Crooks have developed “ingenious” new ways to drain user accounts and wallets, CipherTrace says, prodding regulators into action.

When it comes to an easy life, the criminals behind the fearful Anubis banking malware have become big fans of Twitter and, increasingly, the secure messaging of Telegram.

Privacy and security concerns frequently drive consumer smart device buying decisions, according to an Internet Society and Consumers International report.

While Gen Zers think they won't fall for phishing scams, most don't even know what "phishing" means, according to a Google report.

Well-crafted narratives can help you win over users in the battle to develop a sustainable cybersecurity culture.

Critical flaws in the software of Sierra Wireless' AirLink routers enable an array of malicious attacks.

The malware has new tricks, like using the stunnel encrypted tunneling mechanism and abusing a legitimate shareware app.

Enterprise cloud security is making real progress, but emerging technologies call for security teams to keep up the pace.

The EO outlines a 'rotational assignment program' intended to help security practitioners develop their skills.

When coding is criminal, why HIPAA mandates breaches be reported after 60 days, and evaluating GDPR are all covered in this week's Friday Five.

Belgian coder Bernard Fabrot just finished a 3.5-year computational marathon, solving a fascinating cryptopuzzle set at MIT back in 1999.

The Threatpost team breaks down the strangest security stories this week - from Cartoon Network hacked to show stripper videos, to a church being scammed out of $1.75 million.

NetSecOPEN, a group of next-generation firewall vendors, has added the first university-based testing facility in its effort to move toward more open security testing.

Europol-led international law enforcement operation led to takedown of world's second-largest digital underground marketplace.

Short on concrete details but long on affirming cybersecurity skills as a critical piece of federal defense, the White House E.O. aims to bolster the national cyber workforce.

A Mozilla bug has made everyone’s Firefox addons ‘untrustworthy’ – including turning off the important NoScript security feature in Tor.

Amidst the PR glitz and popularity of bug bounty programs, experts worry that actual smart security strategy is being left behind.