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The personal phone of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly was hacked and been compromised for several months.

Google's DeepMind team is launching a new initiative to investigate ethics related to the development of artificial intelligence.

Russian hackers reportedly used Kaspersky anti-virus software to identify vulnerable NSA documents that were stolen from a contractor.

More then three billion Yahoo account usernames and passwords were exposed in a 2013 breach, but users should consider adding an extra layer of security to the accounts instead of deleting them.

Sonic confirmed malware infected the restaurant's point of sale system and was used to steal customer credit card numbers, which are now being sold on the dark web.

A new bipartisan bill introduced in the U.S. Congress would restrict the surveillance powers of the National Security Agency.

Executives from Twitter and Facebook are set to testify in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Russian activity on the platforms during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

The White House cybersecurity czar believes it is time to move on from Social Security numbers.

NATO troops located near the Russian border have had their smartphones targeted by cyber attacks, which are believed to be carried out by Russia.

Here's how to turn off Google's Your Timeline, the feature that you didn't know was tracking your location.

The 2013 hack of Yahoo was far worse than originally feared, compromising the usernames and passwords of billions of consumers. In some cases telephone numbers and dates of birth were also disclosed.

The contact information of more than 1,100 NFL players including Colin Kaepernick was exposed on a database operated by the NFL Players Association.

Richard Smith, former CEO of the credit reporting firm, testified in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday.

A Russian telecommunications company is providing North Korea with a new connection to the internet.

4chan misidentified the shooter responsible for the mass shooting in Las Vegas—and Google promoted the false information in its search results.

The written remarks of former Equifax CEO Richard Smith was released in advance of his testimony in front of Congress Tuesday.

A U.S. court ruled the FBI can continue to keep details about its iPhone hacking tool due secret to national security concerns, despite requests from the press and the public to release more information.

Jimmy Sanders, head of information security at Netflix DVD, said organizations need to keep up with changes in security because attackers won't wait for them to make changes.

Rahul Kashyap of Cylance spoke about the role machine learning and artificial intelligence plays in efforts to shore up cybersecurity.

Apple computers that are running on out-of-date firmware could be targeted for attack, according to security researchers.

Marten Mickos, of HackerOne, said its time for organizations to start allowing outside sources to help improve security.

Security experts weigh in on the challenges of security for the Internet of Things and the massive web of internet-connected devices it has created.

John "four" Flynn, the Chief Information Security Officer at Uber, laid out some of the biggest challenges for organizations that are warehousing massive amounts of consumer data.

Bob Lord was chief information security officer when Yahoo revealed it was the victim of a massive data breach. On stage at Structure Security, he shared the lessons of that ‘real-life spy story.’

Three of the largest cyber attacks of 2017 occurred because organizations failed to install security patches.

The director of the National Cybersecurity Centre warned of a possible "category one" cyber attack that could be launched in the near future.

The arrival of the iPhone X and Face ID has users wondering if they should trust the facial recognition feature. Experts in biometrics offer their insight.

Through methods of social engineering, attackers could gain access to a person's credit freeze PIN at Experian and compromise their account.

The European Union decided not to publish a report it commissioned that found there was little statistical evidence to prove piracy has a negative impact on the entertainment industry.