Facebook sues cloaking software maker for deceptive COVID-19 ads'LeadCloak' allegedly sold software used to evade ad review systems.By C. Fisher, 04.09.2020
Philips patched a longstanding Hue bulb security flawHackers could have accessed home or business networks through compromised bulbs.By C. Fisher, 02.05.2020
Nearly everyone in Ecuador is the victim of a data breachIncluding the country’s president and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.By C. Fisher, 09.17.2019
LastPass patched a bug that could have exposed your passwordsYou’ll want to make sure you’re running the latest version.By C. Fisher, 09.16.2019
TrickBot malware may have hacked 250 million email accountsIncluding millions belonging to governments in the US, UK and Canada.By C. Fisher, 07.12.2019
Samsung tweet suggests scanning your smart TV for malware every few weeksSamsung deleted the tweet but not before it raised a few red flags.By C. Fisher, 06.17.2019
New Twitter users will have to verify a phone number or email addressTwitter will also challenge accounts displaying malicious activity.By M. Locklear, 06.26.2018
Russian hackers had hundreds of US targets in addition to the DNCThey also went after top US officials and defense contractors.By M. Locklear, 11.02.2017
Google teases hackers with $2 million in prizes, announces Pwnium 2 exploit competitionBy S. Buckley, 08.16.2012
Google's 'Bouncer' service scans the Android Market for malware, will judge you at the doorBy A. Toor, 02.02.2012
More malware in the Android Market: Google removes 26 deleterious app doppelgangersBy M. Gorman, 06.01.2011
Google flips Android kill switch, destroys a batch of malicious apps (update)By S. Hollister, 03.06.2011
Google spikes 21 malicious apps with big download counts from the Market (update: Android 2.2.2 and up are immune)By C. Ziegler, 03.02.2011