The U.S. is attempting to seize any assets related to Edward Snowden's new memoir, Permanent Record.

The average breach causes an average of $149,000 in damages, yet most small-to-medium-sized businesses thought cyberattacks would cost them under $10,000, survey reports.

The ever-changing malware is jumping in the middle of people's existing email conversations to spread itself without suspicion.

Laughter is, well, contagious. Jokes begin in earnest at the one-minute mark.

Several hundred servers storing medical data are connected to the Internet without any protection for sensitive information and images.

The latest attacks, such as Skidmap and Smominru, add capabilities to allow them to persist longer on Windows and Linux systems, surviving initial attempts at eliminating them.

Officials arrest a leader of consulting firm Novaestrat, which owned an unprotected server that exposed 20.8 million personal records.

By abusing a little-known multicast protocol, attackers can launch DDoS attacks of immense power, but there may be an easy fix.

GK8 creates proprietary platform for securing blockchain transactions, no Internet needed.

MITRE has published a list of the most dangerous software errors - weaknesses that could lead to a critical vulnerability and in turn, code execution and the theft of data, if left unresolved.

Bringing developers and security teams together guided by a common goal requires some risk-taking. With patience and confidence, it will pay off. Here's how.

1Password has created an advanced protection suite with new security tools for 1Password business users.

The idea that humans are the weakest link shouldn't guide the thinking on social-engineering defense.

Latest moves will make it much more likely that vulnerabilities in open source projects will be found and reported, GitHub says.

Social engineering is as old as mankind. But its techniques have evolved with time. Here are the latest tricks criminals are using to dupe end users.

The fake emails direct victims to log into a bogus IRS site.

A new report explores how attackers identify psychological vulnerabilities to effectively manipulate targets.

Marc Rogers discusses the logistics behind a recently-proposed anonymous bug submission program, meant to encourage ethical hackers to submit high-level bugs anonymously.

More than 12,000 variants of the infamous malware are targeting systems that are still open to the EternalBlue exploit - but the potential danger is low, Sophos warns.

Symantec identifies new 'Tortoiseshell' nation-state group as the attackers.

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