Hackers look to cover their tracks after stealing sensitive files from devices tracked down with Google's Find Hub.

This convincing phishing scam targets iPhone users, exploiting hope after loss to steal Apple ID credentials and bypass Activation Lock.

Microsoft warns AI chat traffic can leak conversation topics through data patterns, exposing privacy flaws even under full encryption.

Experts warn the barrier for entry into phishing has lowered even further, raising the stakes for cyber-defenders.

Italy is set to enforce mandatory age checks starting November 12 on AGCOM's listed websites displaying adult-only content. Here's all you need to know − whether you use a VPN or not.

A script with 800,000 weekly downloads allows for RCE, but a fix is available.

Compromised hotels are used as a stepping stone to get to visitors and their credit cards.

Of the leading 50 AI companies, 65% were found to be leaking data.

In the wake of a major security breach at the Louvre, which revealed shockingly poor password security, Proton is offering a free two-year subscription to its professional password manager to cultural institutions worldwide.

Funding for the CISA Act and FCEA is contingent on a bipartisan agreement to vote on healthcare subsidies by December 2025.

Mozilla Firefox is burning off your unique browsing fingerprints to stop websites from tracking you.

Users hit with fake Facebook notifications tricking them into handing over login credentials.

Using “LOUVRE” as a password, and running Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003 certainly didn’t help.

Threat actors expanded operations using malicious apps, outdated devices, and IoT exploits while global attack volumes surged across key regions.

Malicious VS Code extension stuck around for a little while, but it is now removed.

New ClickFix variants seen with extra features including video explainers.

The company confirmed suffering a cyberattack, but the exact number of victims is still not known.

Attackers are updating their techniques, Cisco is warning.

Meta apparently makes huge profits from fraudulent ads - so is it in the company’s interest to crack down?

Foreign adversaries may have accessed a congressional network.