A detailed look at underground forums shows that cybercriminals aren't sure where to look on the heels of the GandCrab ransomware group shutting its doors - and low-level actors are taking advantage of that by developing their own strains.

The phone company has sued the startup for copyright infringement.

VideoLAN has released an updated version of its VLC Player to fix over a dozen bugs.

Social media giant also launches invitation-only bug bounty program for 'Checkout on Instagram'.

New Harris Poll survey says most will weigh candidates' cybersecurity positions.

So many software vulnerabilities, so little time. But failure to patch them can have serious consequences. Here's help for overwhelmed security teams.

Payment card giant creates a 'cyber fraud system' to thwart transaction abuse.

Cyber security's comprehensive news site is now an online community for security professionals, outlining cyber threats and the technologies for defending against them.

Financial institutions interacting with customers online must prepare for a broader, more sophisticated variety of threats.

A phishing campaign that spoofs a PDF attachment to deliver Adwind spyware has been taking aim at national grid utilities infrastructure. Adwind, a.k.a. JRAT or SockRat, is sold as a malware-as-a-service. It offers a full cadre of info-gathering features…

Apple accidentally re-introduced a vulnerability in its latest operating system, iOS 12.4, that had been previously fixed in iOS 12.3.

Let's begin by re-evaluating IT infrastructures to determine who has access to what, why, and when.

Here’s an interesting phishing trick. It’s a way for crooks to get lots of customised web links without doing any programming.

If you were told that the password you had just entered was known to have been compromised in a data breach, what would you do?

Programmers call it “regresssion” – when fixing a new bug unfixes an old one – and it’s a jailbreakers dream!

Con man turned Leonardo DiCaprio movie character turned cybersecurity expert, Frank Abagnale, talks with TechRepublic's Karen Roby about the steps people can take to protect their identity.

Federal lawmakers are looking for answers from educational technology companies on how they collect and process student data.