The latest version of the BitWarden Android client supports facial recognition. Find out how to enable it.

The team sheds light on how their organization works and what they're watching in the threat landscape.

Songs by Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, and Post Malone are the most popular places.

Apple’s iOS 13.3.1 update includes a host of security patches and a way to turn off U1 Ultra Wideband tracking.

Servers worldwide that were used to control malware-infected systems jumped more than 71% compared to 2018, Spamhaus says.

Pwn2Own Miami could help spur more research on and attention to the security of industrial control system products, experts say.

The manufacturers have issued BIOS updates to address the issues, but researchers warn DMA attacks are likely possible against a range of laptops and desktops.

eSurv execs have been charged with fraud, unauthorized access to a computer system, illicit interception and illicit data processing.

The settlement in a case over the social network’s Tag Suggestions feature is the latest financial blow the company has taken over its handling of user privacy.

The US state wants to make sure employers don’t “overstep their bounds” by imposing mandatory employee microchipping.

Hershey is suing a former exec who it claims took valuable trade secrets before leaving his job for a snack bar maker.

Reportedly, the bug wasn't patched, leading to a data breach in July.

Facebook’s new Off-Facebook Activity feature is part of the company’s effort to appear more privacy-friendly to its users.

Too many states and municipalities still rely on aging systems; it's time they upped their game and treated election technology like they would any other security project.

A surprising number of users seem to be setting Trello boards, and their often highly sensitive content, to ‘public’.

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Most laptops, workstations, and servers are still vulnerable to physical attacks via direct memory access, despite mitigations often being available, report says.

Vulnerabilities allow unauthenticated remote attackers to access sensitive device information and launch denial of service attacks.

The recently disclosed Jeff Bezos phone hack and other incidents show that mobile devices are being increasingly targeted by sophisticated nation-state attackers.

A remote code execution flaw enabled a breach of UN offices in Geneva and Vienna, as well as the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.