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.

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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.

The same attacker was reportedly behind the Collection #1 and Collection #2 data dumps earlier this year.

New legislation has been approved by the U.S. senate aimed at protecting local cities and schools from ransomware attacks.

Flaw in National Security Agency's Ghidra reverse-engineering tools allows hackers to execute code in vulnerable systems.

In a new lawsuit, a U.S. based battery company is alleging one of its former employees brazenly took its trade secrets and infringed its patents.

City lost key data in a ransomware attack earlier this year that's already cost more than $18.2 million in recovery and related expenses.

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TorGuard has just released its new secure email client – Private-Mail. Read all about Private-Mail's features and how it compares to the competition.

Police overcame not only digital defenses of the “bulletproof” provider CyberBunker but also barbed wire fences and surveillance cams.

The ‘super camera’ can identify people dozens of meters away using facial recognition.

The eGobbler threat actor is back with a new malvertising campaign that has hijacked more than 1 billion sessions.

That’s how Senator Wyden described the results of DefCon’s Voting Village, where all of 100 voting systems were easily picked apart by hackers.