Tag: Facebook

A malware group is using Facebook's CDN servers to store malicious files that it later uses as a vehicle for security breaches targeting Brazilian users.

Facebook is hoping to make improving security settings easier for users with two-factor authentication and redesigned menu navigation.

Facebook has updated its privacy policy to stop developers from using social data for surveillance tools — but is this too little, too late?

Security researcher Bart Blaze discovered that cybercriminals have been spreading Locky ransomware using the Facebook Messenger app.

Before Facebook Messenger launched its end-to-end encryption capability in July, IT professionals were hesitant to use the app for enterprise messaging.

Panasonic and Facebook recently partnered to produce what have been dubbed freeze-ray discs for more efficient, cost-effective image storage.

The WhatsApp Web client is now vulnerable to a vCard-led attack, according to researchers. How can users patch the vulnerability and avoid the issue?

Windows 10 Wi-Fi sharing raises worrisome security questions for users who are hesitant to embrace network sharing: Is it better to share or opt out?

If a WhatsApp user's phone gets stolen, it wouldn't be hard to get access to a security code that would let third parties access and take over accounts.

A report from Malwarebytes suggests malvertising is on the rise, aiming at Flash Player and giving cybercriminals good results at a relatively low cost.