It's not a secret that IT professionals--particularly first-tier tech support--have a low opinion of users, though a new survey paints a rather bleak picture.

Exec shake-up comes amid earnings drop in financial report.

Three steps you can take, based on Department of Homeland Security priorities.

Slowly but steadily, developers are being given the tools with which to tame the promiscuous and often insecure world of the browser cookie.

A dark web service takedown, Google gets better about data privacy, and another city hit by ransomware - catch up on the week's news with this roundup!

Nvidia has patched three vulnerabilities in its Windows GPU display driver that could enable information disclosure, denial of service and privilege escalation.

The WannaCry attack proved pivotal, changing the way organizations go about securing their environments.

A number of reports show CVE-2019-0604 is under active attack, Alien Labs researchers say.

From a creepy Airbnb incident, to Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report, Threatpost editors break down the top privacy and security stories for the week ended May 10.

The Dark Web and Deep Web are not the same, neither is fully criminal, and more await in this guide to the Internet's mysterious corners.

Using a bug patched in March, the attacks are starting to ramp up worldwide.

From spying Airbnb creeps to the CSS trick that tracks your mouse movements – and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

During the 2018 “annus horribilis”, users disgusted at privacy flops swore to dump Facebook. But where else is there to go?

According to a new study, Android bloatware can create hidden security and privacy risks.

They’re part of a gang that spearphished millions of records out of the health insurer and other businesses, the DOJ says.

IT professionals face a slew of concerns in today's connected ecosystem, according to an Insight Enterprises report.