Iran’s elite hacking group is upping its game, according to new evidence delivered at a cybersecurity conference this week.

Android could be returning to its roots.

Bot detection over IP networks isn't easy, but it's becoming a fundamental part of network security practice.

A phishing campaign targeting Microsoft Office 365 users, a mobile dining app breach, a medical group hacked, and more - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five.

Consumers have to make sure not to fall prey to fraudulent coupons or deceptively spoofed retailer websites.

A single server leaked four terabytes of personal data including social media profiles, work histories, and home and mobile phone numbers.

Although the data was legitimately scraped by legally operating firms, the security and privacy implications are numerous.

Security consultant Joel Noguera describes how he got involved in testing anti-cheat software security, and what to expect from his upcoming Black Hat Europe talk.

As security tools gather growing amounts of intelligence, experts explain how companies can protect this data from rogue insiders and other threats.

The funds would cover some of the money Target paid to reimburse financial institutions for credit card replacement after the 2013 breach.

Some of the bugs allow remote code-execution.

An analysis of popular mental health-related websites revealed a vast number of trackers, many of which are used for targeted advertising.

DNS, rogue employees and phishing/social engineering should be top of the list of threat areas for organizations to address.

As it gets harder for cybercriminals to bypass business email compromises defenses some hackers are switching from email scams to real mail cons. Researchers at Flashpoint said they are monitoring hacker forums where criminals are swapping tips on a growing…

From a WhatsApp-attacking video file to the latest adopter of DNS-over-HTTPS, and everything in between. It’s the weekly security roundup.

The NeverQuest Trojan has been used by cybermuggers to try to weasel millions of dollars out of victims’ bank accounts.

The Russian Government’s campaign to control how its citizens use the internet seems to be gathering steam.

Ad-blockers have figured out a way to block the unblockable – a pernicious tracker technique that hides advertising networks in plain sight.

A lawyer who boasted of making “50 by 50” – as in, $50m by the age of 50 – is now facing a potential 50+ years behind bars.

Warn your employees to avoid the inevitable scams associated with these two holidays, or you risk compromising your company's network.

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