Cyberattacks and privacy breaches have worried many about the safety and security of their IoT devices. Here are a few tips that can ease your worries about cybersecurity.
Security March 12, 2017
The recent string of reports pertaining to a WikiLeaks document dump alleging the CIA’s hacking tools caused a fit of unrest over data security. Reports of CIA being able to bypass encrypted messaging apps, however, are apparently overblown.
Security March 11, 2017
The WikiLeaks CIA hack reveal raised some serious privacy and security concerns, making us wonder whether any of our devices are safe from spying. If you're worried about hacks, here's how to keep your device protected.
Security March 10, 2017
Fortune 1000 companies experience double the security breach compared to its peers. The report from BitSight took into consideration the levels of cybersecurity performance of Fortune 1000 companies.
Security March 9, 2017
Another spying scandal has hit the CIA, this time with the massive cybersecurity documents exposed by WikiLeaks. The documents contain information regarding spying and hacking efforts done by the agency, an issue that can put it at loggerheads with the tech industry.
Security March 8, 2017
WikiLeaks has uploaded Vault 7, which are thousands of documents that claim to expose the hacking tools used by the Central Intelligence Agency. The general public, however, should not hit the panic button just yet.
Security March 7, 2017
A spam operation called River City Media spilled 1.4 billion email addresses and user details because its backups were poorly secured. The collection of files includes real names, physical addresses, IP addresses and even RCM's internal files and chat logs.
Security March 7, 2017
CloudPets join the ranks of toys targetted by hackers. Multiple toy hacking incidents add children's toys to the list of hacker-vulnerable devices along with medical devices and smart home appliances.
Security March 3, 2017
Security researcher Troy Hunt discovered that the internet-connected CloudPets presented a major security threat to parents and children. What can parents do to keep themselves and their children safe?
Security February 28, 2017
Hackers successfully accessed and deleted CloudPets user information before asking for ransom to restore the files. The data was reportedly stored in an unsecure server, exposing millions of children's messages.
Security February 28, 2017
You might have heard of the Cloudflare leak and you might be worried if you're affected by Cloudbleed. Here are the details you need to know.
Security February 25, 2017
Cloudflare has acknowledged that a bug in its code caused a massive data leak, but it acted promptly to address the issues. The company says it found no evidence that hackers exploited the leaked data.
Security February 24, 2017
Several employees of the U.S. Homeland Security in Washington D.C. and Philadelphia found themselves unable to login to the agency's computer networks. Due to the glitch, information systems could not validate personal identity verification (PIV) cards.
Security February 23, 2017
Bill Gates has warned at the Munich Security Conference that bioterrorism could kill more people than nuclear warfare. The next epidemic could originate on the computer screen of a terrorist bent on using genetic engineering, he warns.
Security February 20, 2017
A malware named “Operation BugDrop” has been used by the hackers for collecting information and data from Ukrainian business. The bug was first discovered by intelligence firm CyberX.
Security February 19, 2017
The Wi-Fi-connected My Friend Cayla doll could be used by hackers to spy on children, so has been banned in Germany with parents advised to destroy the to
Security February 17, 2017
Android Security has an overwhelming task to keep the Android Universe free from malware. We look at how the company is able to handle this daunting task.
Security February 28, 2017
Yahoo reveals new information regarding the 2015 and 2016 data breach, and it should make users really worried. Counterfeit cookies were used to breeze through security protocols.
Security February 19, 2017
Microsoft's president said that civilians and private companies deserve to be protected amid the escalation of cyberwar. He explained that attacks are no longer perpetrated for financial gain but also with intent to cripple enemy states.
Security February 15, 2017
A hacker used vending machines and other internet-connected devices to carry out a botnet attack on a still unidentified U.S. university. Using a malware, 5,000 IoT devices were corrupted to do the culprit's bidding.
Security February 14, 2017
Cybersecurity company SonicWall released its latest global cyber threat report for 2016, detailing the state of cybersecurity. According to the report, malware saw a slight drop, but ransomware surged tremendously.
Security February 8, 2017
Your smart TV tracking you isn't really a big surprise, but that doesn't mean it's OK. Here are a few ways to stop it from spying on you and keeping tabs on your viewing habits.
Security February 8, 2017
The U.S. House passed the Email Privacy Act Monday, which seeks to modernize an age-old an online privacy law permitting probes sans warrants for some emails. It remains to be seen whether the bill stalls in the Senate.
Security February 7, 2017
Millions of credit cards in the United States have been turned into 'smart cards' or those equipped with EMV technology. Criminals, however, have easily adapted and moved their operations online.
Security February 2, 2017
Tech Times looks into some Virtual Private Networks to determine how good its service is and what makes it a good choice. Find out which VPNs made the cut
Security January 29, 2017
A study shows that Microsoft Edge is the safer browser to use for Windows 10 users. Read on to find out if this claim is true.
Security January 29, 2017
Android users who are using a pattern lock to secure their device might want to change the way they lock their phones. A group of researchers says that the Android pattern lock system can be dismantled within 5 attempts.
Security January 29, 2017
A new spyware dubbed SpyNote RAT mimics the Netflix app with the purpose of stealing user data. Using the spyware, hackers can eavesdrop on a user's conversations, view contact lists, and files stored on the mobile device.
Security January 27, 2017
Ruslan Stoyanov, Kaspersky Lab’s head of investigation for computer incidents, was arrested in December 2016 on charges of treason. Kaspersky has stated that this arrest will not affect computer incidents' investigation team in any way.
Security January 26, 2017
Assumed into office, President Donald Trump still uses an unsecured Android device, The New York Times reported. Experts said that this opens up a number of vulnerabilities.
Security January 26, 2017
New research showed that online browsing on private mode is, actually, not at all private. Corporations such as Twitter, Google, or Facebook can track the identities of the anonymous users, for third-party advertising purposes.
Security January 24, 2017
The SEC has been investigating two data breaches which happened at Yahoo in 2013 and 2014. The agency is also determining whether Yahoo complied with the civil security laws with regard to its data breach disclosure.
Security January 23, 2017
Some hackers took aim at the Sundance Film Festival that caused its box office to close down for some time, but the attack wasn't enough to take any effect on the screenings.
Security January 23, 2017
The CIA has reportedly revised the existing rules for routine espionage operations. The revised guidelines were published on Jan. 18 on its official website.
Security January 20, 2017
A Gmail phishing scam is gaining traction, with quite a number of victims falling for it. Here's how the phishing works and how to protect yourself from it.
Security January 22, 2017
Hackers have discovered a security flaw in Samsung SmartCams, which could render the security camera devices vulnerable to hijacking. This flaw increases the possibility that these items can be exploited by remote attackers.
Security January 17, 2017
Gmail users from all over the world are losing their credentials from a new phishing scam. The scam sends bugged emails which take the users to a fake login page when opened.
Security January 17, 2017
It's official: the most common password of 2016 is still '123456,' with 17 percent of online users still using it. Needless to say, that's a big no-no.
Security January 17, 2017
The Cyberspace Administration of China has ordered the registration of app stores across the country. The new rule is aimed at developing the internet application store industry.
Security January 16, 2017
A new WhatsApp scam is making rounds, touting 'free internet' without Wi-Fi. The scam requires users to forward the message to 13 friends or 5 groups to activate the offer, but it just brings malware.
Security January 15, 2017
The Los Angeles Valley College came under a cyber-attack and ended up paying a ransom of $28,000 to the hackers. The college received the decryption key to restore access but only after the payment was made through Bitcoin.
Security January 15, 2017
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