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Researchers developed a new cipher called SCARF that promises to protect computers against spy programs.

AI tools like ChatGPT are being used to create malware and fuel terrorist activity, says the FBI, in a potentially worrying sign for future cybersecurity.

Latest findings reveal that the IcedID malware is getting even more dangerous with updates to its BackConnect module for post-compromise activity.

Cybersecurity agencies in Australia and the U.S. have issued a joint advisory warning about IDOR security flaws in web apps that can lead to breaches.

SEC just approved new rules mandating publicly traded companies to disclose cyber attacks with "material" impact on their finances within 4 days.

Do you still use your hand to cover the key pad when you enter your PIN? You should.

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Reports of individuals and groups hacking for political reasons are everywhere, but experts tell SC Media that "true" hacktivism may be dead as we redefine the term to include a broader range of motivations.

Fenix, a Mexico-based cyber group, is targeting taxpayers in Mexico and Chile by cloning official tax portals to steal sensitive data.

A series of critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed in the Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) standard.