Security

With ransomware attacks rising, experts debate whether paying hackers is worth it or if it just encourages future crime.

Defenders are turning prompt injection attacks into a defense mechanism to shut down AI hacking agents, according to Tracebit researchers.

Election officials and security experts are calling President Trump's claims about election rigging 'desperation' and 'duds.'

Russian hacking group Sandworm is using the Clickfix technique to infect systems by tricking users into running scripts.

Inside the debate over Meta's unreleased NameTag face recognition system and whether the smart glasses feature actually exists.

A high-severity Linux vulnerability called Januscape allows guest VMs to escape to host machines. Here is what you should know.

404 hijacking of U.S. Army subdomains underscores critical vulnerabilities within legacy third-party hosting platforms.

ICE's Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) is now investigating civilians for online criticism. What these ICE online investigations mean for your social media posts.

ICE's internal watchdog is now investigating civilians for online criticism, raising concerns about free speech rights.

Fortinet urges immediate patches as the FortiManager zero-day exploit is actively targeted by sophisticated threat actors.

A new report confirms that a politician investigating Pegasus spyware had his own phone compromised by the same software.

The FBI recently seized the NetNut proxy platform and the Popa botnet. Here is how your smart TV might be at risk.