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By Lucian Armasu Published
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.

By Lucian Armasu Published
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.
By Lucian Armasu Published
Armis Labs, a security firm focusing on IoT threats, uncovered an airborne attack that affects billions of unpatched Bluetooth-connected devices, which it has called "BlueBorne."
By Lucian Armasu Published
Google published its detailed plan to distrust Symantec certificates after Symantec was caught allowing several organizations to issue certificates on its name without any oversight.
By Lucian Armasu Published
By Steven Lynch Published
A recent report by the United Kingdom's' National Crime Agency claims that young people are being indoctrinated into hacking crimes via gaming cheat websites and modding forums.
By Nathaniel Mott Published
Everyone who uses a modern version of Windows and Microsoft's browsers--both Internet Explorer and Edge--should install the surprise patch.
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