Futurewei held the same space as Nvidia for years despite Huawei being flagged as a threat to national security.

Microsoft and Cloudflare dismantle phishing network that stole thousands of Microsoft 365 credentials using fake login pages and subscription kits.

A 500 GB breach uncovers how China is selling its ready-made internet-blocking kits to Pakistan, Myanmar, Ethiopia, and Kazakhstan regimes.

A previous 17-day sentence was overturned.

Luxury automaker pushes system restart for another week as it works on restoring services.

Supply chain attacks against npm users continue with a new self-propagating worm.

A new NordVPN survey reveals that most people in the UK know how to spot a phishing website. However, many knowledge areas are still lagging, such as privacy issues related to using AI for work.

Michigan's proposed "Anticorruption of Public Morals Act" would force internet service providers to monitor and block VPN connections. Here, what's at stake.

The apps were downloaded billions of times.

It took researchers less than two minutes to crack open a "standard, production-grade desktop system".

M&S says its chief digital and technology officer is taking a break following damaging cyberattack forced widespread operational disruption earlier this year.

A DDoS mitigation vendor was hit by 1.5 billion packet per second flood traced to compromised IoT and MikroTik routers.

Vietnam confirms cyberattack on credit data center as authorities investigate potential personal data theft.

US authorities were advised to inventory all highway gear and look for signs of undocumented communication.

SocialMetrics Pro cannot give you the blue check mark, it's an elaborate trick to steal your account.

Between March and September, Apple users were repeatedly targeted through zero-days and zero-click bugs.

Researchers found another Spectre-like vulnerability affecting both Intel and AMD chips.

While opposition grows, the majority of EU members currently support the mandatory scanning of private chats. The next EU Council meeting is set for October 14.

The developers built malware before and participated in competitions used as recruiting platforms for Chinese state hackers.

Vendors will have to prove adherence to strict new compliance rules.