Some points to consider before you break open your wallet.

In spite of prostitution being legal in the Netherlands, this could lead to the same type of blackmail attempts/suicide from Ashley Madison.

Old passwords never die… they just become easier to decode.

The tiny ATtiny85 chip doesn’t look like the next big cyberthreat facing the world, but sneaking one on to a firewall motherboard would be bad news for security were it to happen.

The company acknowledged it’s using ‘safe browsing’ technology from Tencent, which has ties to the Chinese government.

A man confessed to stalking and attacking a young pop star by zooming in on the reflections in her eyes from selfies.

The FBI Cyber Task Force recently issued a Private Industry Notice on how businesses can deal with vulnerabilities tied to token and phone-based multi-factor authentication methods.

A company's security battle is not between that company and a specific fraudster; rather, it's between the company and connected cybercriminal ecosystem.

The California Attorney General's Office finally released draft regulations around the CCPA last week, outlining the requirements of businesses and consumers

Journalists are increasingly concerned about what cloud providers may access or share with governments - and companies should worry as well.

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The attack does not appear to have endangered customer data, but it has had an impact on orders for supplies and postage refills.

Beijing likely saved a lot of time and billions of dollars by copying components for its C919 plane from others, a new report from CrowdStrike says.

Sophos' board of directors plans to unanimously recommend the offer to the company's shareholders.

Organizers said 100 leads were generated every 10 minutes by contestants using OSINT – open-source intelligence such as online searches.

Apple was quick to allay user concerns this weekend after someone spotted that it was working with Chinese company Tencent to check its users’ website requests for malicious URLs.

Gone: Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, eBay, Stripe, Mercado Pago. Of six payments firms first involved in Libra, just one, PayU, remains.

Deepfake technology is becoming easier to create – and that’s opening the door for a new wave of malicious threats, from revenge porn to social media misinformation.

The attack left customers unable to access key services for shipping and mailing, the company said.

If your privacy is more important than Facebook knowing exactly where you are at all times, you might want to disable location tracking.