Security Researcher Claims NoScript Isn’t as Secure as Advertised

A substantial bug leaves 94% of Android devices vulnerable to attackers viewing and accessing data from user devices, according to security researchers.

We hear about data breaches and cyberattacks on the news rather frequently, but rarely do we hear about attacks as costly as the ones featured on this list.

Smaller businesses are prioritizing cybersecurity after increasingly being targeted by malicious hackers and attackers, much like big corporations.

Samsung has guaranteed a fix in a patch due to be released soon which will re-enable automatic Windows updates for all Samsung desktops and laptops.

A security researcher has developed a new browser extension named Vegan which helps block browser exploit attacks and safeguards user privacy and data.

Vast majority of credit card machine in various stores across the U.S., use the same password, making them easily targets for cybercriminals and hackers to steal credit card information.

The US claims progress in having peaceful relations with China over cybersecurity, following recent talks between senior Chinese officials in Washington.

Travelers using Hotels.com had their details compromised after a phishing attack fooled them into revealing their details to a scammer.

Mid-year sales are approaching and the time has come to go over some of the best practices when shopping online to ensure a safe and stress-free experience.

Google’s Chrome browser can now listen in to your conversations near the microphone of the computer, allege privacy campaigners and open source developers.

CryptoWall, a ransomware malware used by scammers has already cost businesses and individuals up to $18 million in damages, according to the FBI.

It’s up to the US to usher in cybersecurity talks and bring it to the table during the annual talks in Washington, says the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

A major privacy group has filed a complaint with The Federal Trade Commission to bar Uber from enforcing its revised privacy policy.

LinkedIn is keeping its bounty bug program invitation only, keeping the doors closed to outside researchers, having paid out $65,000 in rewards already.