Cybersecurity and government leaders discussed why Congress is unprepared for a major cyberattack and how the two parties can collaborate.

Grindr, Romeo, Recon and 3fun were found to expose users' exact locations, just by knowing a user name.

Research presented at DEF CON shows that attackers can hijack Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-connected speakers to produce damaging sounds.

A U.S. senator is giving the four telecommunications companies until Sept. 4 to outline how they plan to better protect customer data privacy.

A new initiative to pull data from social media platforms may clash with policies prohibiting the use of information for mass surveillance.

Attackers can use vulnerable drivers to escalate privilege and execute malicious code in every part of the system.

Frank Abagnale, the real-life inspiration behind the Steven Spielberg's hit movie Catch Me If You Can, talks to TechRepublic's Karen Roby about cybersecurity, passwords, and where executives go wrong.

New technique involves query hijacking to trigger a wide range of memory safety issues within the widely used database engine, Check Point says.

Frank Abagnale, the real life inspiration behind the Spielberg hit, "Catch Me If You Can" talks to TechRepublic's Karen Roby about cybersecurity, passwords and where executives go wrong.

DHS, security experts worry about nation-state or other actors waging a disruptive or other attack on the 2020 election to sow distrust of the election process.

Google Project Zero researcher Maddie Stone has found a new and concerning route for malware to find its way on to Android devices – malicious apps that have been factory pre-installed.

Among the complications: traditional security tools work poorly or not at all in the cloud, and if a company screws up, the whole Internet will know.

Among the complications: traditional security tools work poorly or not at all in the cloud, and if a company screws up, the whole Internet will know.

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Android users can now verify their identity via fingerprint or screen lock, rather than a password, according to a Google Security Blog post.

This year's round-up includes awards into two new categories: most under-hyped research and epic achievement.

Remember that Chrome update that stopped websites from detecting Incognito mode? Well, researchers claim to have found a way around it.

Security researcher Matt Wixey found that many gadgets aren’t protected from being turned into hearing-damaging weapons. Or melting.

The 10th anniversary of the US Cyber Command is an opportunity to prepare for unknowns in the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape.

A vulnerability in British Airways' e-ticketing system could enable a bad actor to view passengers' personal data or change their booking information.