Mirai activity has nearly doubled between the first quarter of 2018 and the first quarter of 2019.

Threat actors are increasingly 'living off the land,' using publicly available management and administration tools to conceal malicious activity.

Koadic toolkit gets upgrades — and a little love from nation-state hackers.

Researchers show how simply connecting to a rogue machine can silently compromise the host.

Directly linking thoughts to a phone via Bluetooth — what could go wrong?

A new framework is allowing the threat group to compile variants of the malware for each victim, Morphisec says.

A security professional needed a secure language for IoT development. So he wrote his own, applying learned lessons about memory and resources in the process.

An additional 2.2 million patients have had their data compromised by a data breach at AMCA, the now bankrupt medical debt collector.

You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable license to use, reproduce, modify and adapt your image. Sounds scary.

Morpheus aims to make hacking so difficult at microprocessor level that attackers will give up long before they can do any damage.

Mozilla is integrating its Lockwise password manager directly into the browser and expanding its support for the Have I Been Pwned website.

Get the latest insights into how to attack and defend platforms like iOS, MacOS, and Windows 10 at this upcoming August security conference.

Why apples-to-apples performance tests are the only way to accurately gauge the impact of network security products and solutions.

CISOs must change the ways they recruit, train, and retain cybersecurity professionals, according to Forrester.

Catherine De Bolle is concerned law enforcement will lose its ability to track criminals with the arrival of 5G networks.

More than 30% of Mirai attacks, and an increasing number of variants of the malicious malare, are going after enterprise IoT devices, raising the stakes for business.

A code backdoor in a package on the Python Package Index demonstrates the importance of verifying code brought in from code repositories.

Researcher creates 'Selfblow' proof-of-concept attack for exploiting a vulnerability that exists in "every single Tegra device released so far".

Third-party tracking is rampant on sites like Pornhub, with users' sexual preferences on full view.

The group was posing as a researcher from Cambridge, and was found to have added three new malware families to its spy arsenal.