Russian contractor tied to 2016 election scandal is selling phone spyware
Turns out Fake Google Play and PornHub apps are surveillance tools
US Attorney General ironically argues for encryption backdoor at a cybersecurity conference
Maybe not the best thing to say in a room full of cybersecurity experts
Critical flaw in VLC media player leaves PCs exposed, VideoLAN says otherwise
The issue isn't reproducible, according to VideoLAN
NAS vendor QNAP warns its customers about 'eCh0raix' ransomware
Ransomware is growing more and more common
Hackers break into FSB contractor, expose plans to deanonymize Tor
Along with several other projects
Former NSA contractor sentenced to 9 years for hoarding classified data
Nine years in jail for 20 years of theft
Equifax nearing $700 million settlement to resolve 2017 data breach
A deal could be announced as soon as Monday
WhatsApp spyware could also steal data from your Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook accounts
All your data are belong to NSO's customers
New study reveals Google and Facebook trackers on vast majority of porn sites
Only 17 percent disclose tracking practices to users
Slack is resetting passwords for one percent of accounts related to 2015 breach
Slack should have reset all passwords following its 2015 breach
An exploit shows your Bluetooth-connected mobile devices are vulnerable to tracking
Wearables like Fitbit are the easiest to exploit
Hackers breached Sprint customer accounts via Samsung's website
Not what you need in the middle of a landmark acquisition
Apple disables Walkie-Talkie app as it works to patch eavesdropping vulnerability
Push-to-talk goes on hiatus
Ex-Tesla worker says he stored Autopilot source code on his iCloud
Tesla claims he took the data to his new Chinese employer
Magecart uses 'Shotgun Approach' to breach more than 17,000 websites
Group is targeting unsecured Amazon S3 buckets with automated scripts
Zoom backtracks on 'legitimate solution' that left Mac webcams vulnerable to highjacking
Immediate patch was issued to address the problem
More than 25 million Android devices infected with 'Agent Smith' malware
Researchers say, 'This application was as malicious as they come'
Bug in video conferencing app Zoom allows websites camera access on Macs
It's not a bug, it's a feature
More than 1,000 Android apps discovered to harvest data even after you deny permissions
And researchers say they've only scratched the surface
UK's ICO swings $230 million stick at British Airways for major data breach
GDPR strikes again with ICO's biggest fine yet
Meet Godlua, the first known malware that leverages DNS over HTTPS
A backdoor written in Lua that uses DoH to obscure its DNS traffic
Alexa transcripts may persist even after deleted, Amazon reveals in letter to Senator
Transcripts may remain, even when "deleted"
Third Florida city falls victim to ransomware attack
Stop clicking on email links, city employees
Gmail is doing what Facebook should have: locking down data
Gmail just became more secure this week, but at the cost of developers