U.S. Sen. Mark Warner has sent letters to six Internet networking device vendors urging them to ensure that their products remain secure during the COVID-19 social distancing efforts.

The majority of campaign websites of United States presidential candidates run code that can pose security and privacy risks to consumers.

Log management platform Humio this week announced that it closed a $20 million Series B funding round, bringing the total investment raised to date to $32 million.

A vulnerability that OpenWrt addressed in its opkg fork could have been exploited for the remote execution of arbitrary code.

Security patches released this week by Apple for many of its products address a variety of vulnerabilities, including multiple issues that could lead to arbitrary code execution on the affected devices.

A targeted and ongoing campaign first spotted last year has hit industrial organizations in the Middle East with a new Trojan.

Authorities in the United States and Europe have issued warnings of increased cyber-activity related to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.

One of the vulnerabilities that researchers from the University of York discovered in widely-used password managers could have resulted in malicious apps stealing users’ credentials.

Mozilla is getting ready to remove support for FTP in the Firefox browser due to security concerns.

Russia-linked APT28 hijacked high-profile email accounts and used them for phishing attacks, Trend Micro reported.

Amid numerous malicious attacks leveraging the current COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, security researchers have discovered an Android surveillance campaign targeting users in Libya.

A recently discovered TrickBot variant targeting telecommunications organizations in the United States and Hong Kong includes a module for RDP brute-forcing.