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True randomness is impossible to achieve with conventional hardware, and some applications are terrible at it, but are our current random number generators 'good enough' and is it worth using quantum technology to achieve better randomness?

Security and risk departments should be on high alert each day of the week, but they may want to be more attentive on Thursdays.

Threat actors are taking advantage of third-party chat applications to conduct malicious activity and spread malware.

In its latest security update, Google has addressed a total of 30 vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser, five of which were given a “high” severity rating.

A study conducted by RSA on the RIG exploit kit has not only led to a better understanding of how the exploit kit operates, but resulted in finding and shutting down thousands of shadow domain sources.

Unpatched Windows 10 machines may still be vulnerable to the EternalBlue remote kernel exploit used in the WannaCry attacks, according to researchers.

A majority of enterprise computers are running an outdated version of Adobe Flash, according to a new study.