SECURITY

Cyber attack shuts Australia's biggest brewer just as pubs reopen

Bogus 'contact tracing' apps deployed to steal data: researchers

Brazil has one of the most brutal police forces in the world

Apple paid a developer a generous amount of money for reporting to it about a serious flaw in one of its security features.

Major American tech firms have been accused of providing vital web services to blacklisted Chinese surveillance outfits engaged in human rights abuses.

An amendment added by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., that would have required the Justice Department to show probable cause before collecting data under the Patriot Act failed to pass the 60-vote threshold, as 59 Senators voted for it.

As they approached the exit, one of the suspects suddenly turned around and punched one of the employees in the face.

A whistle was blown on the TSA's alleged hoarding of almost 1.3 million N95 masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

This guide to creating an effective crisis communication strategy has seven steps, from risk assessment to media plans to post-crisis cleanup.

UK and US warn of cyber threat to health sector fighting virus

A couple from Wilmington, North Carolina, has been missing since April 15 in a case that many close to them are calling suspicious.

Pfc. Vanessa Guillen was last reportedly seen in her barracks parking lot at the fort in Killeen, Texas.

As the coronavirus outbreak has intensified, so too has cybercrime and infections that highjack your computer. Here are eight easy tips to avoid ransomware.

Just like the COVID-19 crisis, the climate crisis threatens public health, economic well-being and political stability.

At least 58 unionized service industry employees have died across the country from COVID-19.

The upcoming Apple and Google coronavirus contact tracing feature has been questioned for being a possible privary risk for users.

There's a way to use Face ID even with a mask on. Here's how.

Marriott International is investigating a data breach of its property system that affected about 5.2 million customers.

At least 61 TSA screeners have now tested positive for the coronavirus leaving the public to wonder what the airlines, airports, and TSA are doing to stem the illness.

Coronavirus: ceasefires and resolutions in project at UN

The sheriff, who was previously stern in his decision to close all non-essential businesses, had a change of mind and acknowledged the importance of gun shops to law enforcement and security personnel.