Account takeover fraud accounted for nearly $288 billion in lost money from US household in the past year.

The Level Lock+ is the first of its kind to be sold in Apple stores, allowing you to open doors with your iPhone or watch.

The new initiative is designed to help consumers easily understand which tech meets the highest security standards.

A threat intelligence firm has claimed tens of thousands of entities have been affected, but Microsoft disputes the claim.

No need to fake video footage: It turns out "people will give up info if you just ask nicely."

The phishing technique helps coax victims into downloading malicious files onto their devices, including ransomware.

Insider threats are on the rise. But instead of cracking the whip, Microsoft recommends prioritizing trust and privacy.

One million Facebook users may have had their login credentials compromised. Here are the apps responsible.

Safari continues to be one of the safest search engines out there.

Businesses are constantly at risk of data breaches, and Microsoft hopes to help with these cybersecurity tips.

The attack occurred earlier this week and was perpetrated thanks to embarrassingly lax password security.

The vast majority of cybersecurity experts surveyed revealed that their company was exploring VPN alternatives.

Plus, 27% of organizations don't offer end-user training on how to recognize potential ransomware attacks.

Google's changing how extensions work, and getting rid of the dynamic filtering that ad blockers rely on in the process.

Biometrics have ushered in a new era of identity verification. But is the trade-off between security and privacy worth it?

"This is phishing on an industrial scale, so thousands of people can be at risk of receiving these scam messages."

The goal is to make reporting potential cyber-threats easier for crypto firms, protecting users from scams and fraud.

A new update to Windows 11 comes with some handy password protection features to keep you safe online.

The data is a stark reminder that businesses are falling behind when it comes to cybersecurity.

PowerPoint recipients can fall victim to the attack simply by hovering their mouse over the link. 

Microsoft users are sick of remembering complicated, clunky passcodes — and the company is taking note.