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From 'fleeceware' to hard-to-cancel subscriptions to malware and other techniques, here's watch out for when deciding which apps to download.

The Montana Department of Commerce announced that the Montana Cybersecurity Grant Program application deadline is extended until April 30.Montana businesses can

Integris Health has reported to U.S. authorities that the data breach it suffered last November exposed personal information belonging to almost 2.4 million people.

Bank of America is warning customers of a data breach exposing their personal information after one of its service providers was hacked last year.

The FBI dismantled the Warzone RAT malware operation, seizing infrastructure and arresting two individuals associated with the cybercrime operation.

Discover how banned banks are using 'malware' to get listed in the Apple App Store. Learn about the 'trojan horse' technique they employ and the potential security threats it poses to users.

U.S. authorities on Friday said they had seized websites used to sell cybercriminals malware called "Warzone RAT" that could be used to steal data from victims' computers. Federal prosecutors in Boston said law enforcement had taken down four domains that together offered to sell malware, which allowed cybercriminals to secretly connect to peoples' computers for malicious purposes. The malware, a so-called remote access trojan, allowed hackers to browse file systems, take scr...

Federal authorities have seized internet domains and arrested two men in Malta and Nigeria who they say served as sales and customer service reps for a dark web

By 2025, Britain is set to ditch physical immigration documents like Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) and Biometric Residence Cards (BRCs) in a bid to make its borders digital, in-line with developed countries like Australia. Understand what these Home Office changes mean for existing BRP and BRC holders, and what you need to do.

Bitdefender discovered RustDoor, a macOS malware with multiple variants, disseminating through malicious Visual Studio updates, potentially linking to the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang.