Google quadruples maximum Android bug bounty payout to $200,000
Raising the stakes after no successful submission for the top reward in two years
Password manager OneLogin suffers major hack
The perpetrators may have the ability to decrypt its encrypted data
New research links WannaCry hackers to China
Security firm says Chinese ransom notes were written by native speakers
New malware infects over 36.5 million Android devices to generate fraudulent ad revenue
This is potentially the most widely-spread malware yet found on Google Play
Bug in Windows 7 and 8.1 allows maliciously coded websites to crash the OS
NTFS reserved file can be used like c:\con\con was in Windows 9x
Disney says Pirates of the Caribbean hack was a hoax
The threat was real, but the theft wasn't
Media player vulnerabilities allow hackers to take control of a device using subtitle files
VLC, Kodi, Popcorn Time, and Stremio have since issued fixes, but other players remain vulnerable
Samsung's Galaxy S8 iris scanner can be easily beat with a low-tech method
Well that's creative
Security flaw found in solid-state drive design
HDDs do have their strengths after all
Hacker removes 6.6 million Zomato customer passwords from dark web after company agrees to start bug bounty program
The company's security measures leave a lot to be desired
Researchers discover database containing over 560 million login credentials
More reasons to use a password manager
North Korea starts to emerge as prime suspect behind WannaCry ransomware
Has the Lazarus Group struck again?
Microsoft slams NSA for enabling recent Ransomware attack
Is the NSA to blame for the WannaCry ransomware attack?
Microsoft patches Windows XP against 'WannaCrypt' malware, despite official support ending in 2014
Get this emergency patch for Windows XP, 8, and Server 2003
Massive ransomware attack spreads across the globe
Ransomware holding files hostage in return for Bitcoin payment
Trump's new executive order looks to improve government cyber defenses
It mostly demands a lot of report writing
Senator confirms the FBI paid $900,000 to access the San Bernardino iPhone
A lot of money, but less than the original $1.3 million estimate
Microsoft patches "crazy bad" remote attack vulnerability found in Windows Defender
The company responded quickly to the potentially dangerous exploit
Are backdoors into your devices inevitable?
If the government has its way, they are