The US Court of Appeals ruled that he couldn’t continue to be held for refusing to give up his passcodes.

A popular GDPR compliance WordPress plugin vendor has patched a flaw that rendered both site visitors and admins vulnerable to XSS attacks.

Flaws in the blockchain app some states plan to use in the 2020 election allow bad actors to alter or cancel someone’s vote or expose their private info.

When it comes to building buy-in from the business, all cybersecurity needs is love -- especially when it comes to communication.

After running real-world tests of Android's facial recognition on a Pixel 4, Jack Wallen shares his theory of why some people are so concerned about facial recognition.

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The coronavirus, which has already led to the deaths of more than 1,000 people, is a topic that scammers are corrupting for their own purposes.

Top stories of this week include a new Emotet Wi-Fi hack and Robbinhood ransomware operators using a "bring your own bug" technique.

Hackers have expanded their exploitation of the outbreak fears with hundreds of scams and operations.

Customers of RBC, HSBC, TD, Meridian, BNC and Chase are targeted in latest attack.

More trouble in the Internet of Things – Bluetooth firmware code in many devices is found to have numerous bugs.

Fraudulent dating and relationship apps and websites raise the risks for those seeking online romance on Valentine's Day.

Informa Tech combines Ovum, Heavy Reading, Tractica, and IHS Markit research.

A voting app ignites a security debate, the US brings new charges against Huawei, and how the DPO and CISO complement each other - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five!

The scam uses a range of themes, including tech-support scares and slot machines.

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The for-profit company wants to make absentee voting easier for members of the military, people with disabilities, and older adults, but its biggest test included only 15,000 voters.

Researchers say hackers can alter, stop, or expose how an individual user has voted through the Voatz app.

The malicious Chrome extensions were secretly collecting users' browser data and redirecting them to malware-laced websites.

Security experts say that 5G supply chain concerns should be taken seriously – whether it’s in the context of Huawei or not.

Consumers in dozens of countries were targeted, Lookout says.