Apple is opening its once-private bug bounty program to all researchers, as well as boosting vulnerability payouts and expanding the product scope to include MacOS.

TechRepublic's Karen Roby interviews Dan Patterson about the top trends at the Black Hat USA 2019 cybersecurity conference.

TechRepublic's Karen Roby interviews Dan Patterson about the top trends at the Black Hat USA 2019 cybersecurity conference.

A Skype Translator insider claims it’s good because humans are listening in and helping to train its artificial intelligence.

From insecure voting machines to social media misinformation, governments have alot to think about when it comes to securing elections.

LeapFrog has done lots to fix the security of the LeapPad. Now all that’s left is for parents to scrape Pet Chat off of older tablets.

A “preferred Facebook Marketing Partner” is alleged to have tracked millions of Instagram users’ locations and stories.

The best way to protect your identity in cyberspace is the simplest: Use a variety of strong passwords, and never, ever, use "123456" no matter how easy it is t

Here’s a story of super-sized digital blackmail aimed at one of the biggest cryptocoin exchanges out there.

Despite the risk, small businesses are largely unaware of security risks associated with remote employees, according to a Nationwide survey.

Researcher show how they hacked Google Home smart speakers using the Megellan vulnerability.

In a half-year project, two researchers tested six of the top enterprise printer brands and found vulnerabilities in every device, some of which allow remote execution.

In a half-year project, two researchers tested six of the top enterprise printer brands and found vulnerabilities in every device, some of which allow remote execution.

To install an app in Windows 10, standard level users are prompted for elevated credentials. With a few tweaks, you can change that behavior to deny such requests.

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Twitter shares user data without permission, malware attacks are on the rise, and more - catch up on the week’s infosec news with this roundup!

The bug exists in a controller that oversees HVAC, lighting, sensor and alarm systems, to name a few.

Researchers developed an exploit that allowed them to perform an array of malicious functions against so called "mobile keys".

The insurer has informed customers a third party used a list of user IDs and passwords to attempt access into online accounts.

Taking into account more factors than the current CVSS makes for a better assessment of actual danger.