Humans are listening to our recordings – some made by mistake – to improve speech recognition. But they’re not as anonymous as Google says.

Increasingly complex attacks coupled with a shortage in skills and budget are worrying IT managers across the globe.

Visit the Arsenal this August to go hands-on with hackable gadgets and catch live demos of open-source security tools from some of the best in the business.

A lack of a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) pairing mechanism leaves the smart IoT devices open to malicious manipulation.

If you're worried a password you use to log in to a site was leaked during a data breach, read about two websites and a Chrome extension that can alert you if this happens.

QNAPCrypt continues to spread via brute-force attacks.

Android malware, peeling back the layers on the GandCrab malware, and a recruiting website leak - catch up on the week's news with this week's Friday Five!

The time to read the fine print in your cybersecurity insurance policy is before you sign on the dotted line.

Small business IT professionals are trying to balance multiple priorities and finding that the balance often leaves the company with serious security risks.

The ruling follows years of debate over whether German schools and institutions should use Microsoft tools and services.

Performing tasks with root user credentials opens AWS to potentially catastrophic security vulnerabilities. Creating and managing access keys mitigates the risk.

Rupert Murdoch's News Group has agreed to pay damages to Paul McCartney's ex as part of the massive phone-hacking scandal by UK tabloids.

The migration to Wi-Fi 6 is the most complex in roughly a decade, as a new authentication standard is necessary to ensure security integrity. How will the two standards coexist?

Fernando José Corbató, Turing Award winner, computer scientist extraordinaire, MIT computer lab pioneer, RIP.

Vulnerability experts Michiel Prins and Greg Ose discuss the 15 most common vulnerability types.

Most respondents in a recent survey say they're losing the battle despite having up-to-date protections in place.

From a Ruby gem backdoor to the things that keep IT managers awake – and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

The US Conference of Mayors has unanimously adopted a resolution not to pay any more ransoms to hackers.

The FCC in June called for carriers to provide free, default robocall blocking services. One month later, plans are “far from clear.”

The migration to Wi-Fi 6 is the most complex in roughly a decade, as a new authentication standard is necessary to ensure security integrity. How will the two standards coexist?