New Bedford, Massachusetts' refusal to pay a $5.3 million ransom highlights how victim towns and cities may be hitting the limit to what they're willing to spend to speed recovery.

Faced by increasingly sophisticated threats, organizations are realizing the benefits of automation in their cybersecurity programs.

A new report investigates the evolution of crimeware, how businesses underestimate the threat, and why they should be concerned.

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The unsecured database contained 133 million records from the US, 18 million in the UK and 50 million in Vietnam - All from Facebook users.

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Attacker accessed user details via compromised third-party vendor account

After being hit by a ransomware attack, Massachusetts city New Bedford faced a payout demand of more than $5 million - one of the latest known ransoms ever.

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The voice had the hint of a German accent and the same “melody” that an employee recognized in his boss's voice.

Mozilla has told developers not to fret - it won't follow Google in tweaking its browser to be unfriendly to ad blocking software.

Avast estimates 600,000 IoT products are currently vulnerable