The escalation of privilege flaw could have caused major problems for Kaspersky and those that use its VPN service.

The popular encrypted cloud service hopes to help small businesses make the most of their cybersecurity budget.

Unlike the weird text message phishing scams most of us get, the phishing texts to Twilio employees were tailor-made.

The business messaging platform has reset the passwords of accounts belonging to a small proportion of its users.

Twitter claims to be spreading the word because it is "mindful of people with pseudonymous accounts who can be targeted."

The report also found that the U.S. is the main target for cybercriminals.

Aside from addressing 27 critical cyber vulnerabilities, the update improves site speed as well.

The news further illustrates that multi-factor authentication methods are far from impenetrable.

New Delhi's latest attempt to impose regulations on the tech sector has been plagued with problems.

Passwords will soon be a thing of the past, and Apple is taking a big step in the right direction with Passkeys.

A new cyber threat is able to access Gmail and AOL webmail inboxes, bypassing passwords and two-factor authentication.

Ransomware attacks were also among the top reported attacks in the last 12 months, with 7 industries considered most at risk.

Some reports say Americans are hit with billions of robotexts each month. How can you handle it?

Senator Ron Wyden said he had "serious concerns that the federal judiciary has hidden" the extent of the breach's impact.

60% of businesses are having to increase their product prices to account for the costs as a result.

The ride-hailing platform also paid the hackers $100,000 to keep the incident under wraps.

The security breach made vulnerable full names, home addresses, and even Social Security numbers.

Log4Shell is the worst vulnerability, a new report says, with over 11 million active exploitation attempts tracked.

The new initiative will seek to create cybersecurity apprenticeships in the government and private sectors.

Researchers at Palo Alto Networks believe the server was attacked by more than 500,000 malware samples.

Sality, a peer-to-peer botnet, is spreading through fake advertisements for "password crackers", according to researchers.