Wrist slaps and paltry fines may not be what most of us were hoping for in retribution for billions of robocalls and countless scams.

Australia's controversial anti-encryption laws came under independent scrutiny this week as tech leaders criticized the proposed rules.

By Uzair Amir

Microsoft has announced that it has seized some key websites that Iranian hackers used for stealing sensitive information from unsuspecting users in the US as well as launching cyber attacks. Reportedly, 99 websites have been seized by Microsoft of an Iranian hacker group that is known by many names including Phosphorus, Charming Kitten and APT […]

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A scanner darkly

A judge granted Microsoft the injunction allowing them to disrupt a network of sites operated by an Iranian-linked group of hackers.

Prepare today for the quantum threats of tomorrow.

Runtime rule injection and YARA support among latest developments for popular web security module

MacOS users, as well as Windows, are in the cross-hairs, especially those based in South Korea.

Hoaxers are saying you can unlock colorful new "features" in Twitter, but you'll probably lock yourself out instead.

Two flaws remain open to command injection Two security flaws in a low-end Cisco router are still vulnerable to command injection attacks – despite the networking behemoth having released fixes earlie