Does Facebook continue to track the locations of its users even when they’ve told it not to? Yes!

They hijacked the Epilepsy Foundation’s hashtags and name during national epilepsy awareness month, when the most people follow the feed.

The tech giant is looking for full working exploits with any vulnerability submission.

A little vigilance helps retailers reduce and prevent three of the most common kinds of mobile app fraud

But longer term, compliance to California's new privacy law represents an opportunity for companies to increase customer trust and market share.

Cybercriminals expose Santa's naughty list -- names and reasons -- on the Internet. Ho, ho, ho! God, what a mess! exclaims a source who requested anonymity.

Mobile devices are lost or hacked while in transit far too frequently. Here are some steps to protect your business.

Wawa said that payment-processing system malware had potentially affected all 850 of its locations.

Artificial intelligence can provide manpower, context and risk assessment.

Cultivate these half-dozen qualities and watch your career soar.

If you have a reason to log in to your macOS machine, from a remote machine on your network, why not enable the SSH daemon.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell anticipates the recent cyberattack to exceed its current $3 million cyber insurance policy.

The Swedish climate-change activist is the lure in a massive global malware campaign.

From ransomware ramp up, to voice assistant privacy perils, the Threatpost team breaks down the top news stories from this past year.

If you have a reason to log in to your macOS machine, from a remote machine on your network, why not enable the SSH daemon.

The technique is notable because it can be implemented using low-cost, standard hardware components.

Ransomware hits New Orleans, a web hosting firm hit with a $10M GDPR fine, and a 15 million person breach - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five.