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Russia News: New Cyberweapon Can Disrupt US Power Grids, Report Shows

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.

Ouch! Video Shows Woman On Phone Falling Into Sidewalk Basement

The video shows the woman reaching the doors, looking down and tumbling six feet into a basement.

Facebook Simplifies Its Security Settings To Make It Less Confusing

Facebook's new security settings page has renamed "login approvals" to the much more common term "two-factor authentication."

Trump Administration Looking For Ex-Top Military Officer Suspected Of Leaking Information: Report

The Department of Justice also got the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to issue a warrant for carrying out electronic surveillance on journalists, who have received the inside information, the report added.

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Samsung Galaxy S8 Iris Scanner Spoofing Video Gets Response From Manufacturer

Samsung responds to claims that the Galaxy S8 iris scanner is not secure.

UK National Terror Threat Raised To Highest Possible Level After Manchester Attack: What Critical Alert Means

The UK raised the threat level from severe to critical.

What The Manchester Bombing Says About Security And Terror In The UK And Europe

The bomb attack on Manchester Arena comes at a time when the whole of the UK is on high terror alert.

Russia Bank Hack: Android Malware Used To Steal Money From Russian Banks

Hackers in Russia targeted domestic bank customers and stole funds from their accounts using Android malware. The group intended to target bank customers in France and other western countries before being arrested.

Snooper's Charter: Survey Finds Most UK Citizens Unaware Of Government Surveillance Capabilities

A survey conducted by BestVPN.com found the majority of UK citizens are unaware of the government's ability to access their data since the passing of the Investigatory Powers Bill earlier this year.

Smart TVs, Smart Speakers, Other IoT Devices Remain Vulnerable Post Mirai Botnet

There will be 20.4 billion IoT devices in use by 2020, according to Gartner.

Is My Password Secure? NIST Advises Against Periodically Changing Passwords

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is no longer recommending people regularly change their passwords and is now advocating for passphrases.

Bernie Sanders Slams Trump For Russia Allegedly Learning Classified Information

"Protecting our national security is one of the most important tasks a president has and Trump is failing at it," Sanders said.

What's In iOS 10.3.2? Apple Releases Update For iPhones And iPads

Here's what comes with Apple's iOS 10.3.2 update — and what to expect from iOS 11.

Bluetooth Device Is Security For Business Phone Calls — And A Darth Vader Sound Mask

The Hushme closes over your mouth like Bane’s mask to muffle your voice on private phone calls.

Google Docs Phishing Attack: Company To Patch OAuth Exploit Used In Attack

Google will update its security policies to prevent a repeat of the Google Docs phishing attempt.

Is Internet Access A Right?: Americans Split On Belief If Internet Access Is A Right Or Privilege

A survey shows Americans are split on their belief if access to the internet is a right or a privilege, but universally agree they are concerned about online privacy and security.

Archimedes Malware: WikiLeaks Exposes CIA Tool Used In Attacking Local Area Networks

According to the non-profit organization this is a tool that the government agency used in attacking computers inside a Local Area Network (LAN).

World Password Day: How To Create A Secure Password

Thursday is World Password Day, and passwords are on the way out thanks to two-factor authentication and biometric methods. But for the time being, it's still important to have a secure password.

Google Releases Statement On Phishing Scam, Adds Security To Gmail Android App

Google says it has now taken all necessary actions to protect its users from the Google Docs phishing scam, and it has also updated the Gmail Android app with a built-in anti-phishing software.

NSA Surveillance: Agency Collected More Than 150 Million Phone Records In 2016

The NSA collected 151 million phone records in 2016 despite changes in the law designed to curb bulk surveillence programs.

The Future Of Passwords And Security For Smartphones Could Be A Doodle

“User-generated free-form gestures” means smartphone owners can draw their own security pattern on the screen.

How To Use FlexiKiller: New Tool Identifies, Removes Spying Software on Mac, Windows

A tool can help detect and uninstall FlexiSpy, a spying tool that has become popular for tracking domestic partners.

How To Choose A Password And Cybersecurity Tips As Hackers Work To Sign In As You

The first Thursday in May is World Password Day.

NSA Surveillance: Program Of Collecting American Communications That Mention Foreign Targets To End

The NSA announced it will halt its practice of collecting Americans' emails and texts sent and received by people overseas that mention foreign targets of government surveillance.