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Robber Loots Bank With Mask Pulled Below Chin, Arrested After Face Caught On Surveillance Camera

Police had released the suspect’s images on Twitter asking for public help in identifying him.

Serious iPhone Flaw Can Let Others Access Your Device, Data And More

A known security researcher discovered a major iPhone flaw that could let attackers gain remote access to the handset and get all the user's stored data.

Apple Head Of Global Security Indicted For Bribing Officials With iPads For Concealed Gun Permits

Apple is cutting its commission for its online marketplace in half to 15 percent, but only for app developers earning less than $1 million annually

Thomas Moyer allegedly offered 200 iPads worth $70,000 to the Santa Clara sheriff's office in order to score four concealed firearms licenses.

Most Common Passwords 2020: How To Create A Strong Password That Can't Be Cracked

Here's how individuals can create strong passwords to protect and secure their precious accounts and data.

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Unlicensed Guard Charged With Murder In Denver Protests

A 30-year-old man acting as an unlicensed security guard faces second-degree murder charges stemming from an altercation during Oct. 10 protests.

CCTV suspended NBA broadcasts last October after Morey tweeted support for Hong Kong's protests, demonstrations Beijing has condemned

China State Broadcaster Hints NBA Exec Morey 'Paid Price' For HK Tweet

China state broadcaster hints NBA exec Morey 'paid price' for HK tweet

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

Cinthia Pergola helps her son Francisco during an online class at their home in Sao Paulo, Brazil amid the novel coronavirus pandemic

Overcoming The Security Learning Curve To Keep Schools Secure

As learning goes remote, parents, students and school officials must practice cyber hygiene

'Large scale use of remote work has attracted spies, thieves and thugs,' says Jaak Tarien, head of NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence

Cyber Warriors Sound Warning On Working From Home

Cyber warriors sound warning on working from home

Brave 5-Year-Old Throws Toys At Gunmen To Protect Mom During Home Invasion [Watch]

A 5-year-old boy from Indiana displayed immense courage when multiple unidentified men broke into his home.

A demonstrator holds up a poster with a rendition of George Floyd on May 30 in Denver

Suspect In Denver Protest Shooting Was Not Licensed To Work As Security Guard

Matthew Dolloff is being held on suspicion of first-degree murder for the shooting and was one of multiple guards contracted by a local news outlet to work security for staff covering the dueling rallies.

Why Voters Should Be Concerned About Security Breaches Of Amazon's Election Data

Eighteen groups point to a data breach that exposed confidential information from almost all U.S. voters.

Ransomware attacks against hospitals and health care facilities have been rising during the pandemic, security researchers say

Suspected Ransomware Attack Disrupts Hospital Chain

Suspected ransomware attack disrupts hospital chain

Exhausted rescue workers outside the Songzao mine near Chongqing

16 Dead From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Chinese Coal Mine

16 dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in Chinese coal mine

Wyze Labs Expands Offerings With One Of The Cheapest Video Doorbells Around

The company well-known for its budget-conscious security gadgets is expanding its footprint.

New Yorkers protest against the Chinese government in October 2019

New York Police Officer Charged With Spying For China

New York police officer charged with spying for China

US federal prosecutors say the hackers worked to steal identities and video game technology, plant ransomware, and spy on Hong Kong activists

US Announces Charges Against Chinese, Malaysian Hackers

US announces charges against Chinese, Malaysian hackers

Security researchers have found evidence linking hacking groups from North Korea and Russia

North Korean Hackers In League With Russian Cybercriminals: Researchers

North Korean hackers in league with Russian cybercriminals: researchers

Bitcoin Wallet With 69,000 BTC Up For Grabs If You Can Break The Password

A Bitcoin wallet passed around among hackers contains 69,000 BTC and anyone who can break its encryption will have access to those coins, worth $690 million.

Rui Pinto appeared in court in Budapest in March 2019 for his extradition hearing

Football Leaks Hacker Rui Pinto Faces 90 Charges As Trial Opens

Football Leaks hacker Rui Pinto faces 90 charges as trial opens

Facebook said the network was small, just 13 accounts and two pages

Facebook Announces The Removal Of Another Russian Disinformation Network

Facebook's monthly report for August detailed the removal of a small network of fake accounts with links to the Russian government attempting to build up a fake news agency.