Hackers used Asus Live Update tool to distribute malicious backdoor on Windows machines
Kaspersky describes it as a surgical attack targeting an unknown pool of users
Vulnerability in thousands of Medtronic implantable defibrillators could let hackers control devices
The DHS has issued an alert
Unsealed warrants for Michael Cohen show the new ways the FBI tracks its targets online
Authorities were permitted to force Cohen to unlock his phone using face and his fingerprint
Facebook admits it stored hundreds of millions of user passwords in plain text
The passwords were searchable by Facebook employees
Logitech's M185 and other popular wireless mice are vulnerable to MouseJack attacks
Hackers can control your PC from up to 100 meters away
"100 unique exploits and counting": Hackers begin exploiting WinRAR critical vulnerability
The patched version is 5.70
39 percent of Counter-Strike 1.6 servers are ridden with malware, security analysts claim
Analysts have stopped the malware from spreading
US Customs to speed up facial recognition adoption at airports despite privacy concerns
US Government maintains the technology is critical to national security
Open Chinese database revealed whether 1.8 million women were "Breed Ready"
A dating site leak, or the government tracking fertile women?
US threatens to withhold intel if Germany uses Huawei's 5G technology
Germany doesn't think Huawei is a threat
Cryptocurrency malware is still the most prevalent threat on the Internet, but is slowly declining
Five of the top 10 PC malware types are cryptominers
Jackson County government gives in to hackers and pays $400,000
Paying up is cheaper than the alternative
Report: Banking trojan attacks increased 16 percent YoY; Android attacks up three-fold
Banking trojans often spoof login pages in order to gain access to bank accounts
A shady email marketing company left 800 million email address exposed online, then disappeared off the internet
The database belonged to a company that specialized in verifying the validity of email lists
Major Windows 7 zero-day discovered, enables privilege escalation in combination with another Chrome exploit
Microsoft believes it only affects Windows 7 32-bit systems
Google wants you to update Chrome right now
The zero-day exploit could give hackers direct access to your OS if you don't update your browser
NSA quietly stops controversial mass phone surveillance program after public outcry and widespread technical issues
The program is set to expire in December and Congress likely won't renew it
Android TV photo sharing disabled as Google examines privacy issue
Users report being able to access photos from other people's accounts
W3C declares WebAuthn the future that will replace your passwords
The now official security specification will need to be implemented on websites and services for users to benefit
Huawei is preparing to sue the US government over federal ban on devices
The lawsuit will claim that the actions taken by the US are unconstitutional
Facebook secretly allows you to be looked up via your 2FA phone number and you can't opt out
Just another in a long line of sketchy data practices by the social media giant
Update now: Latest Nvidia driver fixes dangerous security vulnerabilities
The eight vulnerabilities can give attackers complete control and access to data