AJ Dellinger

Security researchers spotted a new phishing campaign aimed at stealing Facebook login credentials. This is why you need two-factor authentication.

Under a newly proposed framework, members of the European Union hit by cyberattacks can deem the attacks 'acts of war' and respond in a coordinated fashion.

According to reports, tech giants Facebook, Twitter and Google will tell congressional investigators that Russian activity during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign was far worse than originally reported.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is proposing placing a cap on broadband funding for low-income families through the Lifeline program.

A security researcher discovered it was possible to gain access to severe flaws in Google products through a simple exploit.

An Android permission called activity recognition has been used by a number of third-party apps to track a user's location and physical activity.

A new study from Finnish cybersecurity firm F-Secure found that 30 percent of CEOs have had their email credentials leaked online.

A major security flaw in LG's SmartThinQ app allowed attackers to hijack just about any Internet-connected appliance in a person's house.

After having its ads removed from Twitter, Kremlin-backed news outlet Russia Today published an advertising campaign proposal made by Twitter.

Underground hacker forum Basetools was hacked and the attacker is threatening to report the users to the federal government if they don't pay $50,000.

More than 20 communities, including far-right and white supremacist groups, have been banned from Reddit following a policy change.

AmosConnect 8, a popular communications platform used by thousands of maritime ships, suffers from significant security vulnerabilities.

A server that housed important information about Georgia's elections was scrubbed after a lawsuit was filed against the state's election officials.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced the commission will vote to lift current regulations that limit media ownership.

Tech and telecom lobbying groups managed to kill a bill in California that would have required internet service providers to get user permission before collecting their data.

Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab said it accessed files from the National Security Agency but only did so on accident.

Bad Rabbit, a new Petya-style ransomware attack, has been spreading quickly among organizations located in Russia and Ukraine.

Hacking group Dark Overlord breached the London Bridge Plastic Surgery clinic and stole sensitive patient information including explicit photos.

The USA Rights Act, introduced Tuesday, would limit law enforcement's ability to access information collected by the NSA on American citizens.

Russia-linked hackers are targeting critical infrastructure, according to the DHS and FBI. Security experts warn that if organizations don't take action, it could result in an attack that results in "a significant loss of life.”

Computer parts retailer Newegg and wholesaler ASI Corporation have been sued for allegedly taking part in a massive fraud against Korean banks.

FBI Director Christopher Wray reported the agency has failed to gain access to more than 7,000 devices it targeted because of encryption.

More than one-in-four emails with .gov addresses are fraudulent or unauthorized and the majority of the government has not implemented security standards to protect against it.

A new botnet known as Reaper has infected more than two million Internet of Things devices in the last month.

A 19-year-old accidentally disrupted the 911 emergency services in several cities in Arizona and received three years probation.

After purchasing networks from Verizon, Frontier Communications has reportedly been overcharging its customers by hundreds of dollars.

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators introduced the Honest Ads Act which would require more transparency for online political ads.

Eight Minecraft apps available through the Google Play Store can turn a victims's device into a zombie for botnet attacks.

Researchers at the University of Washington found it was easy to track the location of an individual by placing targeted advertisements.