Cyber Security

Cybercriminals use skimming codes on payment-processing websites to steal credit card and other personal information.

California Senator Kamala Harris accused Russia of deliberately using racism to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential elections and provoke Americans into fighting against each another.

The breaches targeted turbofan engines used in U.S. and European commercial airliners.

Once downloaded, the programs let operatives use a device's camera and microphone to collect information.

Britain's National Cyber Security Centre has also issued a warning to the public.

Hacking into iPhones could be about to get a whole lot easier.

Developers for nearly every major platform have been racing to roll out fixes for the flaws that let hackers access vulnerable data, including saved passwords.

The group is even advertising the page on its main website.

The militant group's operations are not nearly as "capable as many cybercriminal groups."

Western governments have called on the search giant to do more to tackle extremist content.

Edward Snowden warned we should be careful using Apple's new facial scanning technology.

One of the fake job ads placed was for a management position involving the U.S.-made THAAD missile defense system.

The hackers have obtained seven times more data than in the 2014 Sony security breach.

The president had earlier said that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the idea on Friday.

Officials said the cyber attack on the U.K.'s parliament targeted vulnerable email accounts and follows a series of similar attacks on other governments.

Russian authorities are asking Western tech companies to allow them to review source code for security products before they're sold in the country.

A spokeswoman for the House of Commons confirmed that unauthorized attempts had been made to access parliamentary user accounts and that systems were in place to protect member and staff accounts.

From the very beginning, all the way back to the first ATM placed in use in London in 1967, the user's identity was the main problem banks needed to solve.

The secretary of state's three-point plan calls for working with Russia on several issues including, surprisingly, cybersecurity.

Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance." Others call it the future of computing.

The self-taught computer expert triggered a "kill switch" that stopped the hack in its tracks.

NATO has planned to spend over $3.2 billion on a large boost to the 28-member military alliance's electronic and satellite communication defense systems.

Amazon's acquisition of startup Harvest.ai is a natural fit for the company.

Phishing scams are becoming more sophisticated than ever.

Employees began experiencing problems logging into networks at 5 a.m. ET on Tuesday due to a problem related to the personal identify verification (PIV) cards used by federal workers and contractors.

Leaked speeches and emails show the Democratic presidential nominee wrestling with issues of privacy, cyber surveillance and security.

The reason for the massive Dyn attack could have been anything from a demonstration of power, vandalism, ego, rivalry or a smokescreen.

Is an army of hackers going to attack thousands of voting machines?

The White House says it's going to hit back—but at who?

Over the same period attacks on the U.S. from state-linked hack groups in China have dropped.