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The FBI has successfully disrupted a malware operation that allowed Russian spies to steal sensitive information from foreign governments over many years.

Staying safe online can sometimes be a hassle, but a new browser extension could protect you from malware without interrupting your day or slowing things down.

OASIS Open is launching a new standards effort called the Lightweight Verifiable Credential Schema and Process Technical Committee.

The American computer drive manufacturer, Western Digital has confirmed that it experienced a network security breach earlier this year.

A recently discovered WordPress bug weakens users' content management systems and can make website visitors vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Meta has blocked more than 1,000 unique malicious URLs linked to ChatGPT-related scams, and warned users to be vigilant.

Former Uber exec Joe Sullivan faces prison time for paying $100,000 to cover up a 2016 security breach of 57 million accounts.

1Password users recently got a worrying alert saying their password manager Secret Keys had been changed behind their backs. Yet all was not what it seemed.

TikTok's head of US Data Security Trust and Safety is leaving as a ban looms

Big Tech is starting a slow shift towards a passwordless future, starting today.