SECURITY

Equifax appears to have suffered another hack, this time resulting in visitors to the credit firm's website being redirected to malicious downloads.

As the United States and North Korea continue their standoff, North Korea reportedly planned to attack the U.S. power grid.

The iOS login menu is easy for anyone to fake and could be used in a phishing attack to steal passwords. Here's how to protect yourself.

Israeli intelligence officers saw Russian hackers using Kaspersky Lab software to hack U.S. agencies for secret documents.

A Superior Court judge ruled DreamHost could redact the identities of visitors to Trump protest website DisruptJ20.org.

PureVPN, a popular virtual private network service, provided the FBI with user data of an alleged cybercriminal.

More than 37,000 people downloaded a fake version of the popular Adblock Plus extension for the Google Chrome browser.

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

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

Blog comment service Disqus revealed it was hacked in 2012 and 17.5 million email addresses of users were exposed in the incident.

Music fundraising and community platform PledgeMusic suffered from a security flaw that allowed anyone to access an account without a password.

Apple launched macOS High Sierra with a security flaw that exposed user passwords in plaintext. It has been fixed with an update.

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

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.