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A new implant, WinorDLL64, associated with North Korea-aligned Lazarus Group has been discovered

Cybercriminals stole personal information on millions of DNA Diagnostics Center clients, all stored on a database the company was unaware of.

You should be using 2FA for all your accounts—and an authenticator app makes 2FA even better.

The game publisher behind Call of Duty and other favorites has publicly admitted to a breach of its systems, but it reportedly kept mum with workers.

An employee at the well-known cryptocurrency exchange platform, Coinbase, recently fell victim to a cyber attack scam, leading to minor data breach.

Your phone number should be how people get in touch with you, not an authentication measure.

North Korean group hacked a pro-North Korean organization's website and distributed their latest backdoor, WhiskerSpy, to unsuspecting visitors.

The Disruptive Technology Strike Force could stop some tech theft but risks escalating already fraught tensions with China, experts say.

Cybercriminals are using a new version of OxtaRAT backdoor to target Armenian entities.

The attack reportedly targeted the New York office and could be involved with the FBI’s system that helped investigate child sexual abuse material.