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Malicious apps remain one of the easiest ways for hackers to infect your devices with malware, even on first-party app stores.

A rise in malicious software packages exploiting system vulnerabilities has been detected by security researchers. A new report, published by Fortinet today, analyzes threats observed from November ...

Ten malicious packages mimicking legitimate software projects in the npm registry download an information-stealing component ...

Cybersecurity software company Keeper Security Inc. today announced the launch of Keeper Forcefield, a new service that ...

Brace yourself for this troubling revelation. A new report from researchers at the IT security solutions firm Dr. Web found that over 100 Android apps that collectively have over an astounding 421 ...

Google continues to struggle with cybercriminals running malicious ads on its search platform to trick people into downloading booby-trapped copies of popular free software applications. The malicious ...

Notwithstanding the security risks, government agents may see malicious software updates as a means for surveillance. The term malicious software, or malware, refers to software code designed to be ...

A new kind of malware attack is spreading like wildfire on social media, including Facebook, and through posts on Twitter. There have already been an estimated 500,000 infections worldwide, according ...

The Tarrant County Appraisal District says they found malicious software in their computer system but have no evidence of a data breach. The announcement was made Thursday during the TAD's board ...

The US Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating after multiple Navy personnel reported receiving unsolicited smartwatches in the mail that could be installed with data-stealing malicious ...

Early this year a bomb went off in a computer at the Los Angeles department of water and power. The device did not explode; it was a “logic bomb,” a smidgen of spurious software coding that had been ...