A high school valedictorian who went on to attend the University of Massachusetts Boston is now being charged with stealing $2 million in cryptocurrency by hacking cell phones.
When a local resident filed an Open Records Act request after noticing surveillance cameras had been installed in a public park without prior notice, the police department denied his request.
Android has announced its latest version, Android P, will include several security improvements such as a hardware security module, improved biometric authentication, and protected confirmation.
The Idaho Department of Corrections reported that 364 inmates hacked into tablets used in various penitentiary facilities crediting almost $225,000 worth of credits into their personal prison accounts.
U.S. CERT issued an advisory note warning Bluetooth firmware or operating system software drivers are missing a required cryptographic step enabling man in the middle attacks to take place.
A dangerous mobile banking trojan that can infect even the most modern versions of Android has reportedly had its source code leaked online -- a development that could spur on attacks from myriad actors who benefit from this windfall.
Cyberattacks against Finland skyrocketed in the days leading up to the July 16 Helsinki summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- the majority of which were attempts to brute force IoT devices.
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