Shane Schick

Social media-related scams including clickjacking, doxing and pharming are noticeably on the rise, based on the recent IC3 Internet Crime Report.

Researchers say the Logjam flaw could fool Web browsers and servers into using weak encryption keys, allowing cybercriminals to intercept and decode data.

Researchers have created a fake password project that would allow companies a way to potentially limit the damage of leaked login information.

Researchers recently exposed the VENOM flaw, which could let hackers sabotage virtual machines in cloud computing environments around the world.

Security researchers found that the Tinba malware is no longer relying on its small size as the only way to avoid detection from sandbox technology.

A researcher recently found formats that save Web pages are being used to create malicious macros in spam to distribute malware to unsuspecting users.

Researchers from ESET say the Mumblehard malware has infected thousands of machines, sending spam and staying undetected for more than five years.

Authorities say Nepal earthquake email scams could be directing users to phishing sites that contain malware under the guise of giving to charity.

A startup demoed technology at the recent RSA Conference that shows how AC power could detect medical device malware and fend off cybercriminals.

A researcher says cybercriminals could exploit a WordPress vulnerability that uses JavaScript in blog comments to cause cross-site scripting attacks.