AJ Dellinger

Starting with the public betas of iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra, Apple will begin pushing users of two-step verification to its more secure two-factor authentication system.

New "sophisticated" malware-as-a-service and ransomware-as-a-service attacks known as MacSpy and MacRansom allow anyone to pay to carry out an attack.

Airlines collect a surprising amount of data about travelers — information that could be exploited by criminals or terrorists if not properly protected.

A new type of malware called CrashOverride has been linked to Russian hackers and could be used to target power grids in the U.S.

A new study by security firm McAfee found people are willing to sacrifice security for convenience with their technology while traveling.

Apps download from the Apple App Store will now no longer be able to constantly prompt users for a review thanks to a recent change made by Apple.

Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson said net neutrality is just "a slogan" and internet fast lanes may be necessary at times.

Activists around the world are being subjected to a new type of attack that attempts to compromise their social media profiles and spread false information to their followers.

A strand of malware known as Zusy doesn't require users to click on anything, just hover a cursor over a link to install.

Microsoft purchases U.S.- and Israeli-based cybersecurity firm Hexadite to help defend against to cyberattacks.

Former FBI Director James Comey said Russian hacking efforts targeted hundreds, possibly thousands, of government and near-government entities in an effort to affect 2016 U.S. presidential election.

The security community would like to learn about Moscow's hacking abilities and techniques in order to close U.S. defenses and identify any needed patches. They're also interested in finding out if the hackers have particular "signatures."

Dish Network has been fined $280 million, ordered to be paid to the U.S. government and four states, for telemarking calls to people on the Do Not Call registry.

Edward Snowden issued a statement condemning the U.S. Justice Department's indictment against NSA contractor Reality Winner, who is accused of leaking classified documents to the press.

The vice chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee warns recent reports of Russian cyberattacks against U.S. voting software providers and local government officials were "broader than has been reported so far."

A number of tech companies including Amazon, Reddit and Mozilla are joining with advocacy groups to launch a day of protest to support current net neutrality protections.

The prime minister of Australia and leader of the opposition Labor Party have called on tech companies to aid in the fight against terrorism by removing extremist content and breaking encryption for law enforcement.

An unprotected database of vehicle identification numbers and personal information about car owners was discovered in an unprotected database by security researchers.

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case to determine requirements to get a warrant before obtaining cell phone location data from telecommunications companies.

An NSA report published by the Intercept shows the Russian military attempted to hack U.S. companies that produce voting software and hardware, and local government organizations.

Hacking group TheDarkOverlord released eight episodes of the upcoming ABC show 'Steve Harvey's Funderdome' after demanding a ransom.

Founded by former McAfee chief technology officer Scott Chasin, ProtectWise aims to put a new face to cybersecurity that will be more intuitive for a generation that grew up with video games and virtual reality.

Nearly half of all businesses that utilize Internet of Things networks have experienced a security breach and lost revenue as a result.

A study from Appthority found that enterprise apps are leaving huge amounts of user data exposed and accessible on unprotected servers, an issue known as HospitalGown.

Several government agencies received approval to begin exploring the possibility of combining radio spectrum to free up room for more wireless internet services.

A Chinese-based malware attack called Fireball has infected 250 million devices and is present on 20 percent of corporate computer networks.

A questionnaire for U.S. visa applicants now asks travelers to provide a five-year history of social media handles and 15-year history of email addresses for additional vetting measures.

Verizon reportedly attempted to purchase Charter for more than $100 billion but was rejected.

OneLogin, a single sign-on service used by thousands of businesses, experienced a database breach that exposed user information and may result in the attacker being able to decrypt encrypted information.