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Adobe Flash Zero Day: Company Patches Spying Vulnerability

Adobe issued a patch for a zero-day vulnerability in Flash that was used by hackers to plant spying software.

Revenge Porn: Australia Launches National Portal To Help Victims

The privacy violation and harassment issue has repeatedly emerged on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and others.

WPA2 Global Data Breach: What You Need To Know And Do

The breach allows the hacker to take over the Wi-Fi network and trick the victim into re-entering his Wi-Fi password.

Ransomware On The Rise: Dark Web Market Demand Up 2,500%

Ransomware sales are up more than 2,500 percent on the dark web since the start of 2017, according to a new report from Carbon Black.

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PornHub Malware: Site Was Displaying Ads Injected With Malware

PornHub was displaying malicious advertisements that would download malware onto a victim's machine for more than a year.

FormBook Malware: Attack Targets Defense Contractors In US, South Korea

A new malware attack is targeting defense contractors and other high-profile targets in the United States and South Korea

White House Official, Former NSA Hacker: Social Security Numbers Are Useless

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

Social Engineering Attacks: Be Careful What Office Pictures You Share From Work

Be warned: 60 percent of the information required to hack a company can be found in the pictures employees post on social media.

How Your Company Can Close The Cybersecurity Skills Gap

There is a skills and workforce gap in cybersecurity but companies can look to automation, their internal resources and better “best practices” to help close the gap, McAfee's Candace Worley said at Structure Security 2017.

Stopping Cyber Attacks: Organizations Still Aren't Doing The Basics

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

Critics Blast Melania Trump's Cyberbullying Efforts With Sarcasm, Online Harassment

First Lady's stance on cyberbullying is riddled with contradictions.

UK Security Head Warns Of 'Category One' Cyber Attack In Near Future

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

Ethereum-Based Aragon Leads Blockchain Exodus From Slack Amid Phishing Scams

Rocket.Chat is the preferred platform for future project communication within the blockchain space.

Equifax Phishing Scams: Company Customer Service Sends Victim To Fake Website

A customer service representative for Equifax sent a customer seeking help to a fake website.

CenturyLink's Dave Mahon Talks Cybersecurity Threats For Businesses

International Business Times talked with CenturyLink chief security officer Dave Mahon about the latest cybersecurity trends.

LinkedIn Phishing Scam: Compromised Accounts Attack User Messages

A phishing campaign using compromised LinkedIn accounts is spreading across the social network's messaging platform.

Carbon Black's Patrick Morley Talks Cybersecurity Trends, Non-Malware IoT Attacks

International Business Times talked with Carbon Black CEO Patrick Morley about the latest cybersecurity trends.

Secure Octane's Mahendra Ramsinghani Talks Cybersecurity, Venture Investment

International Business Times talked with Secure Octane's Mahendra Ramsinghani about cybersecurity and seed investments.

Launching A Cybersecurity Startup? Here's Advice From TenEleven's Managing Partner

Why you shouldn't be afraid of launching a cybersecurity company.

Cyberbullying App: School District Urges Students To Anonymously Report Harassment

A South Carolina school district is urging the community to anonymously report incidents of student cyberbullying using its QuickTip app program.

AT&T Modem Vulnerability: Telecom Company's Modems Could Be Exploited Remotely

Vulnerabilities discovered in a number of modems used by AT&T customers could allow an attacker to remotely hijack the device.

US Power Grid Hacked: Report Claims Attackers Compromised Energy Companies

A report from security firm Symantec is warning that hackers have gained access to critical networks of energy companies and could attack power grids in the U.S. and Europe.