Tara Seals

Whether it’s attracting more people to the cyber-field, preventing social engineering, or the modernization of federal IT, we need to hit the reset button.

International and foreign-language film fans beware: Check Point researchers have uncovered a new attack vector that uses malicious subtitles to infect devices via their media players.

The free patch, for Windows XP and Server 2003, shuts down EsteemAudit—one of the notorious NSA exploits dumped by the ShadowBrokers.

Cloak and Dagger is the malicious combination of two legitimate permissions.

Consumers use personal devices and poor security hygiene to consistently hand over the account keys to the bad guys.

"It will be a state of continuous compromise...Regardless, companies have spent an inordinate amount of money on prevention."

Nearly a million Euros have been recovered after Irish police arrested two in a sophisticated online fraud sting.

Hackers are adding data-wiping routines to some of the malware designed to infect IoT and embedded devices.

A massive 3.4 billion records have been exposed already.

Cron had plans to expand operations to the West before arrests.

Jes Staley was tricked into emailing with someone pretending to be the bank’s chairman, John McFarlane.

It presents a potential threat that could have far worse consequences than WannaCry.

Using machine learning, Google said that it now scans more than 50 billion apps every day.

Threat actors are using the same EternalBlue exploit used by WannaCry to deliver a RAT to spy or take control of PCs.

Sony Interactive Entertainment is looking to permanently block several Russian ISPs, with a slew of piracy lawsuits filed in the Moscow City Court.