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Cisco has patched a critical flaw in its virtualized function automation tool, Cisco Elastic Services Controller.

Government employees are working to determine the source and severity of a cyberattack that forced most city servers offline.

The Choicelunch CFO is accused of hacking student data out of The LunchMaster’s site and anonymously ratting it out for bad security.

A Ukrainian and his gang allegedly smeared malvertising for 4.5 years and tried to rent out a botnet full of infected computers.

Google’s May security update for Android is out – but will you be lucky enough to get it this week? If you own one of a Pixel device, then yes.

Cynet Free IR empowers its users with a solution that is accessible and easy to use, bringing crucial incident response services in-house, while saving them valuable time and resources.

Having appropriate security configurations requires your applications, servers and databases to be hardened in accordance with best practices.

Employees are still using "123456" and "qwerty" far too often. Here are five ID forms that could better protect the enterprise to consider on World Password Day.

Feedback is a two-way street in terms of giving, receiving, and knowing how to give and receive.

Cloud misconfigurations, business email compromise (BEC) and intellectual property theft are all up from last year.

At Google I/O, the tech giant announced it is beefing up security in phones with its latest Android Q operating system by offering direct updates and privacy controls.

A survey of 10,000 Americans found that 90% believe they are doing enough to protect themselves online, though less than half are even doing the bare minimum.

A Q&A with Kaspersky Lab researcher David Jacoby examines a gaping hole in the telco customer-service process that allows adversaries to commandeer phone calls.

The Android security update patches 15 bugs, four rated critical, 10 rated high and one ranked moderate in severity.

Google Chrome users have complained for years about how the browser handles history, allowing malicious websites to inhibit back button usage.

The world has embraced digital technology, but cybercrime is putting a serious dent in corporate finances, the FBI finds.

Max Wessel spoke with TechRepublic at the 2019 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW conference about the most beneficial enterprise solutions organizations should be using.

The latest edition of the report analyzed over 40,000 security incidents to identify trends and changes by threat actors.