Security Bulletin

Microsoft has called the hacker collective one of the most dangerous current cyberthreats.

According to a government report, El Chapo's Sinaloa drug cartel used a hacker to spy on people connected to the FBI's 2018 investigation against the kingpin, which led to deadly consequences.

Though the company's video surveillance products will be prohibited for government use, individuals and private businesses can still buy the vendor's products.

Systemic cyber-risk models are not accounting for rapidly evolving threats — and a time when organizations are more interconnected than ever.

How IAM industrial complex sometimes forgets the little guy. Hint, that’s you and me.

The vulnerabilities, which have yet to be published, could allow a threat actor to hijack not only Bluetooth earbuds and headphones but also the devices connected to them.

Iran may be battered, but they are not defeated and could lash out against U.S. bases worldwide and at businesses here at home.

Malicious websites designed to rank high in Google search results for ChatGPT and Luma AI deliver the Lumma and Vidar infostealers and other malware.

The sooner we integrate cybersecurity basics into school curriculum, the stronger and more resilient our children — and their futures — will be.

ICIT CEO Cory Simpson on how leadership decisions aren’t abstract; they’re deeply personal. The stakes may look different in an office, a home, or a combat zone—but the responsibility is the same: people are counting on us to deliver outcomes and...

Google and Apple were reported by the Tech Transparency Project to have continued hosting free VPN apps linked to Chinese companies in their respective app stores, presenting significant privacy and national security threat to the U.S., months after...

Highly sophisticated threat actors could eavesdrop or pilfer sensitive data from several audio devices using Airoha systems on a chip impacted by a trio of flaws, which have already been addressed, reports BleepingComputer.