Can you ever call malware art? That question is now up for debate as a Chinese internet artist puts a laptop full of viruses up for auction.

Tenable introduced the free Nessus Essentials product, and also discussed the wisdom of building apps in Electron, along with fixes for Spectre and Meltdown.

The increasing number of successful law enforcement actions and prosecutions suggest that cybercriminals have plenty of reason to be looking over their shoulders.

Get ready, because this October Black Hat will bring its highly-regarded Trainings to Alexandria, Virginia for two days of intensive, practical cybersecurity education.

The Threatpost team breaks down the top privacy-related data incidents of the week - including data leaks from HCL and a golfing app - and highlights some surprisingly good privacy news.

Though phishing volume remained relatively stable, attacks against Canadian users dominate, according to an RSA report.

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CrowdStrike, NSS Labs reach confidential settlement over 2017 endpoint product testing dispute.

MistNet, founded by former Juniper employees, moves AI processing to the network edge to build distributed detection and analysis models for security.

The Windows 10 update that's rolling out addresses insecure Wi-Fi hotspots with new user notifications.

Google's password faux pas, how real-time bidding may violate the GDPR, and tips on mitigating trade theft risk are all covered in this week's Friday Five.

New .htaccess injector threat on Joomla and WordPress websites redirects to malicious websites.

ZDNet's Danny Palmer sits down with TechRepublic's Karen Roby to break down exactly what GDPR is, what it does, and what the future looks like as its one-year anniversary approaches.

After a report found that Snap employees were abusing their access to Snapchat data, experts are warning that insider threats will continue to be a top challenge for privacy.