Lawsuit alleges Dunkin' Donuts failed to act fast enough to notify and protect customers and is in violation of New York State data breach notification laws.

Vulnerable webcams, news on DHS' FISMA ratings, and a bug in vBulletin - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five!

Swiss technology non-profit group joins others, such as the Obama-era President's Commission, in recommending that certain classes of technology products be tested.

The malware harvests data, steals cryptocurrency and drops additional malware, while masquerading as a Fortnite aimbot and more.

Updates address two separate issues in Apple's desktop and mobile operating systems.

A new BootROM exploit - which is unpatchable - potentially opens the door to jailbreaks, a researcher said.

A flaw in the OnApp cloud management platform could let an attacker compromise a private cloud with access to a single server.

Looking for a user-friendly encryption tool? Look no further than the open source Cryptomator.

Looking for a user-friendly encryption tool? Look no further than the open source Cryptomator.

Recent breaches in Americans smart home systems have raised the level of concern with IoT devices.

Is it rude to ask someone to shut off their Alexa? Ask the family who's written the book on etiquette for nearly 100 years -- the descendants of Emily Post herself.

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

Instagram’s testing a program to hide the Likes that have created a toxic cyberbullying environment. Now, Facebook is as well.

Microsoft is about to put another 38 file extensions on its ‘too risky to receive’ blocklist.

A Bitglass survey said 52% of the world's most profitable companies do not have any language on their websites about how they protect the data of customers.

Researchers say ‘cyber troops’ in 70 countries are using it to automate suppression, mount smear campaigns, or spread disinformation.

Don't fall victim to these common mistakes on the path to developing better security boundaries and limiting the blast radius of security incidents.

Stockpiles of stolen information sitting in foreign databases are ready to be exposed the minute there's a working quantum computer in five to ten years. The time to act is now.

A fix has been issued for a critical Exim flaw that could lead to servers crashing or remote code execution attacks being launched.

People are taking different tacks to get around Apple’s tightly controlled phone rules.