IBM's Christoper Scott discusses malware, how cyberattackers get into environments, and why using multifactor authentication is crucial if you use an online service.

NSA researchers took the Black Hat stage to share details of how they developed and released the software reverse-engineering framework.

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But incidents involving SSNs, addresses, birth dates were smaller than in previous years.

He called in hoaxes days after the Manchester Arena bombing, DDoSed police sites when they investigated him, then taunted them on Twitter.

It’s more of a “post-purchase middle finger” to customers than a privacy plus, say some outraged users who use the cams to catch crooks.

Phishing, token codes, training, MFA, polluted data entry, and whales. And the winners are ...

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ICS Village co-founder Bryson Bort reveals plans for research-dedicated events that team independent researchers, critical infrastructure owners, and government specialists.

The website was infected with malware that stole information on subscribers to a bank newsletter.

Software developers are a target for phishers, a hotel chain breach, and a bank hit by malware - catch up on the week's news with this recap!

At Black Hat USA, Project Zero's team lead shared details of projects it has accomplished and its influence on the security community.

Password Checkup data shows some users still reuse their exposed passwords.

From the biometrics of one million being exposed, to new Microsoft Bluekeep threats, Threatpost discusses the top news of the week.

More than 300,000 users still utilize credentials that have been compromised, Google found in a new study.

Using the Windows Management Infrastructure framework, Windows admins can create filters that apply GPOs in creative ways to provide more granularity over system management in Active Directory.

The number of exposed records has hit record highs in just the first two quarters.

It's been around forever, but in a modern digital era marked by influence campaigns and deep fakes, information warfare has become much easier to carry out.