The IRS has admitted that some taxpayer data that shouldn't have been publicly accessible was available for viewing.

The Chrome Web Store has some very convincing extensions that inject malicious code into ecommerce websites you visit.

The security features will make way for Apple's upcoming passwordless option for its many users.

The Commission voted 4-1 to file the complaint against Idaho-based broker Kochava.

Deloitte have been picking apart PIA's network and found the VPN provider does exactly what it says it does.

Attacks on the open source supply chain rose by 650% last year. Now, Google's paying people to help stop future ones.

If you're among LastPass's 33 million customer, don't worry: All user account data remained secure despite the breach.

Twilio says it has now revoked all unauthorized access, but the hacking group has found plenty of new targets.

Student loan payments will resume in 2023 and that means more forgiveness scams are likely on the way as well.

According to the leak, half of Twitter's servers have been running old and vulnerable software while executives do little.

Security experts have weighed in and found that requiring employees to regularly update their password doesn't do much.

A significant security vulnerability is affecting all Apple devices, so it's time to update all of them as soon as possible.

Despite the rise in threats to businesses, companies aren't doing enough to protect themselves or their customers.

According to the new survey results, Apple's users were more likely to report never experiencing a security breach.

Two-factor authentication worked to keep DigitalOcean's customers secure despite the data breach, the company says.

Conducting business on mobile? Bad news: It turns out your iPhone or iPad isn't as secure as you thought.

A problem with Zoom's installer has left it vulnerable to exploitation on macOS, for months – and issues still persist.

According to the report, 15 ByteDance employees are still working in Chinese state-backed media.

The US Department of State is cracking down on cyber criminals, and released a picture for the first time, to prove it.

The hackers were able to gain access to Cisco’s system by duping one of its employees, and allegedly took 2.75GB of data.

According to Microsoft, Expanded Protection is needed to fix critical security flaws and prevent the potential loss of data.