Apple’s iOS 12 is barely out of the gates and already someone has found a way to beat its lock screen security to access a device’s contents.

Hackers are taking over high-profile Instagram users’ accounts and holding them to ransom, revealed reports this week.

Password-sharing persists, but at least multifactor authentication usage is up.

Starting today, extensions with obfuscated code are banned and developers must go through a stricter extensions review process.

As boards learn the importance of cybersecurity, certain issues arise on a regular basis. These tips can help you address them.

The free online office suite software is used by more than 30 million people and is a ripe target for criminals.

While many reports have surfaced about the danger of company data being sold on the dark web, this information is actually misleading and inaccurate.

SAP announced new network extensibility services and two new consortium groups at TechEd Las Vegas.

Yes, there are serious dangers posed by malevolent nation-states. But the hype is distracting us from the reality of the threats.

The most dire vulnerability targets the Android framework and could allow an adversary to execute arbitrary code on targeted devices.

A new study highlights which celebrities are associated with the most malicious websites, making them risky search subjects.

The relationship between the malware and the APT group remains somewhat murky.

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Facebook's attackers may have gained access to several third-party apps and websites via Facebook Login.

Black Hat is bringing its highly-regarded Trainings to Chicago next month, October 22 and 23.Don't miss this opportunity to develop your skills in some of the most technical, hands-on security courses available.

Foxit users should update to Reader 9.3 and Foxit PhantomPDF 9.3 to fix the more than 100 vulnerabilities.

Banks and other financial firms have disclosed three times as many breaches so far this year than they did in 2016, Bitglass says.

It’s been a while but we’re back at the microphone – here’s Episode 5 of the Naked Security podcast.

Google has announced a range of security changes to its Chrome browser that will make the use of extensions more secure.

Black Hat is bringing its highly-regarded Trainings to Chicago next month, October 22 and 23.Don't miss this opportunity to develop your skills in some of the most technical, hands-on security courses available.

The gaming and hacking communities overlap: Some of the hacker accounts are offering botnet access as well as Fortnite accounts.