Researchers have discovered yet another zero-day vulnerability in the Adobe Flash Player that has been actively exploited in the Middle East.

Cisco has released new research showing that VPNFilter is more widespread--and dangerous--than expected.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that it has disrupted the VPNFilter botnet revealed by Cisco's Talos Intelligence Group.

The malware is said to target Linksys, Netgear, TP-Link, and MikroTik small and home office (SOHO) products as well as unidentified NAS devices.

According to Heise.de, Intel asked the researchers who uncovered to Spectre NG flaws to postpone their public disclosure so that the company has time to fix them.

Intel announced some new innovations in anti-virus technology that leverage GPUs and AI to enhance malware protection.

Intel announced that it has released to its hardware partners a fixed version of its previously bugged Spectre-mitigating patch for Skylake CPUs.

The Irdeto security firm announced that it acquired games DRM maker Denuvo.

Attackers are starting to exploit the Meltdown and Spectre panic by sending people phishing emails via legitimate-looking sources and telling them to install fake Meltdown/Spectre patches.

Any Kaspersky Labs software or software affiliated with Kaspersky Labs and its successors will be banned from U.S. federal agencies' networks starting with 2018.