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.

Find out what Jack Wallen predicts for the cloud and cloud-adjacent technology in 2020 and why he encourages you to dream big.

The acquisition adds fraud detection and prevention to the application delivery company's tool collection.

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Lithuanian Evaldas Rimasauskas has been sentenced to five years in jail for successfully defrauding two US companies out of $122 million.

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From porn scam emails to the ransomware that seized New Orleans, get up to date with everything we've written in the last week.

Facebook clearly likes to use as much of your personal data as it feels it can, and that includes the phone number linked to your 2FA setting.

The new feature allows Android users to reinforce their privacy by changing not only device’s IP address, but also its physical GPS location.

Fraudsters with social engineering skills are hijacking cell phone SIM cards to access victims' bitcoin and social media accounts.

A bill to punish robocallers has finished its passage through Congress and is expected to become law any day now.

In today’s smartphone economy, hiding your location has become a major challenge.

In this sponsored podcast, Threatpost sits down with Arctic Wolf's Matt Duench to discuss the lessons learned from this year's top data breaches.

From more widescale, powerful distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, to privacy issues in children's connected toys, here are the top IoT disasters in 2019.