They may look familiar to you, and that isn't a coincidence. New threats are often just small twists on old ones.

After decreasing in 2018, the number of DDoS attacks jumped up in Q1 2019, according to Kaspersky Lab. Here's how to stay safe.

A database with millions of data points on games played plus sensitive information was left right in the middle of the internet fairway for all to see.

HCL domain pages exposed sensitive data - including passwords and project analysis reports - for thousands of employees and customers.

A commercial phishing platform that targets Apple users has proven popular enough for other criminals to pirate, though the pirated version transmits harvested data through a hidden back channel.

Many IT pros remain concerned with the risk of data loss and leakage in the cloud, according to a new survey from AlgoSec.

A flaw in the Secure Boot trusted hardware root-of-trust affects enterprise, military and government network gear, including routers, switches and firewalls.

The acquisition solidifies KnowBe4's European presence and shows a focus on building and measuring security culture.

Attackers are getting further ahead, and entrenched corporate rules shoulder much of the blame.

One year after GDPR was first implemented, an estimated 500,000 organizations in Europe have registered data protection officers in place.

An AWS-hosted database was configured with no username or password required for access to personal data.

Enjoy the video replay of the recent Threatpost cloud security webinar, featuring a panel of experts offering best practices and ideas for managing data in a cloudified world.

Intel has issued fixes for a slew of vulnerabilities, separate from the side-channel bugs disclosed last week.

Quantum computers are theorized to be capable of breaking RSA encryption. Experts disagree on when it could happen, but agree on a need for quantum-proof encryption.

Mozilla has released a host of fixes for its browser as it rolls out its latest 67 version of Firefox that touts better speed and privacy.

The latest changes to the Satan ransomware framework demonstrate attackers are changing their operations while targeting victims more carefully.

Learn how to create a Windows PIN with more than four digits.

Google & UC San Diego researchers found that only 5 of 27 hacker-for-hire services actually launched attacks against their targets.

Sometimes you get a list of ambulance companies, sometimes a blog post on when it’s OK to call an ambulance.

A security researcher has discovered a massive cache of data on millions of Instagram influencers, publicly accessible for everyone to see.