AJ Dellinger

Instead of waiting for a phishing attack to come from a malicious source, companies can phish their employees first to teach them better security practices.

Hello, Emilia? It’s little.finger66 calling. The latest trove of stolen data from the hack of HBO includes personal phone numbers and email addresses of “Game of Thrones” actors.

Governments and shipping companies are looking for an alternative to GPS due to hacking concerns and are turning to eLoran systems.

Popular VPN service Hotspot Shield has been accused of violating user privacy by the Center for Democracy and Technology.

A security researcher disclosed how an attack on solar plants could lead to global power outages.

Developers believe governments and financial institutions are vulnerable to attack, and internet-connected devices are exasperating the risks.

Following the arrest of a security researcher for his apparent role in creating a banking trojan, is the security research community concerned about their work?

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a warning about security flaws in medical devices including CT and PET scanners.

The hackers who breached HBO's network and stole full episodes and other internal documents is threatening to release more information starting Sunday.

Wikileaks released a new trove of documents from the CIA that show how the agency could disable security cameras.

U.S. law enforcement arrested Marcus Hutchins, a security researcher credited with stopping the spread of the WannaCry ransomware attack.

More than $143,000 in bitcoin was withdrawn from bitcoin wallets associated with the WannaCry ransomware attack.

A U.S. federal judge has thrown out an effort by Comcast to dismiss a class-action lawsuit over hidden fees charged to cable subscribers.

A new Android malware attack known as Invisible Man poses as a Flash update to install on a victim's device, then steals personal and financial information.

More than 175,000 internet-connected cameras from a Chinese manufacturer are vulnerable to being hacked.

The FBI is coming in to investigate the HBO hack that led to 1.5TB of data — including footage and scripts from shows like “Game of Thrones” — being stolen and published online. Company employees fear their emails may leak.

A new bipartisan Senate bill proposes changes to the security standards required for internet-connected devices sold to and used by the federal government. Does the legislation go far enough?

Amazon Echo devices are vulnerable to a physical attack in which a hacker installs malware on the device to record all conversations.

Amazon has pulled Blu smartphones from its marketplace over concerns of the devices collecting personal information without user permission.

Personal information from 650,000 voters were discovered on a voting machine sold on eBay.

As the European Union's new rules for handling personally identifiable information goes into effect, companies in the U.S. need to prepare themselves for compliance.

EPIC has filed a complaint with the FTC over Google's practice of tracking in-store purchases made by consumers using a potentially unsecure protocol.

Authorities arrested a man suspected of using DDoS attacks to intimidate news publications to remove negative stories about him.

Beware, GOT fans: An HBO data breach means that Season 7 spoilers are likely to spill out on the Internet.

A new report from Mimecast found popular email services including those from Google and Microsoft fail to catch some malicious messages.

The CEO of iRobot insists the company will never sell customer data collected by its Roomba vacuums.

White House adviser Steve Bannon wants technology companies like Facebook and Google to be regulated as utilities.

In the face of economic sanctions, North Korea has started to target financial institutions in cyber attacks to generate money.

Security researchers discovered a way to hack into car wash systems made by PDQ and do damage to people and cars.