Data indicates TrickBot operators are modifying its modules and launching widespread campaigns around the world.

A successful attack could wreak havoc, given the potential for biometric forgery, and a lack of options in the event one’s biometric profile is stolen.

Now all travelers to and from the U.S. - even if they are U.S. citizens - will be subject to facial recognition-based checks, a new filing revealed.

It’s a grabby little app, data-wise, but how is it different from, say, Google or Facebook?

“Facebook did a great job,” said Alex Tan, who admitted that his story about a whistleblower’s arrest was based on hearsay.

Phishing scammers have once again targeted users of the popular Steam gaming service, it was revealed this week.

With an average of 11 connected devices in US households, consumers are ready for faster and more reliable 5G networks.

Prosecution asks for imprisonment of the hacker who stole nude photos and other personal data from women’s iCloud accounts and then distributed some of the material online.

The EFF explains how data is being tracked and used on the web and mobile devices, how consumers can protect themselves - and why it's not all bad news.

Before getting more scanning tools, think about what's needed to defend your organization's environment and devise a plan to ensure all needed tools can work together productively.

Common sense and a careful backup plan are just a couple of the ways to be prepared for online and traditional dangers during the season.

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An issue exists in Windows Hello for Business when public keys persist after a device is removed from Active Directory, if the AD exists, Microsoft reports.

FireEye issues guidance on locking down Outlook, claiming that security researchers, at least, are able to work around the patch issued by Microsoft.

With cyberattacks increasing, it's becoming more and more important for companies to protect themselves. Tom Merritt lists five things you should know about cyber insurance.

With cyberattacks increasing, it's becoming more and more important for companies to protect themselves. Tom Merritt lists five things you should know about cyber insurance.

After a number of devastating breaches and hacks, the sheer size of data lost is no longer the only indicator of severity.

Likely the work of APT34, ZeroCleare is bent on destruction and disruption, rather than information-stealing.

A previously-undocumented loader has been discovered in several recent malware campaigns and being sold on underground markets.