Compliance Management

Thai telecommunication companies are bristling at a proposed law that would criminally punish ISPs for computer crimes perpetrated by their users, and place the burden of proof on these providers to defend themselves.

Threat actors are upping the ante with "doxware" by implementing features to ransomware that could leak a victim's data if ransoms aren't paid.

A research team offered evidence that the account of John Podesta, the chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, was hacked by the top military foreign-intelligence service of the Russian Federation.

Security pros at the school noticed an uptick in phishing attacks two weeks ago.

An independent research has found a second vulnerability in Samsung Pay that could allow attackers to intercept payment data.

Unlike populating a fingerprint database, which is done with the full knowledge of an individual, capturing faces can be done without a subject's knowledge.

Hackers exploited security vulnerabilities and weak passwords to burrow their way into a number of e-commerce sites, including that of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.