The Russian government retaliated against the Telegram messaging app by filing a lawsuit that would stop or limit access to the app in that country after the company refused a request by the government to turn over its encryption keys to the FSB.
The United States government for the first time publicly acknowledged the existence of what appear to be stingray devices used by foreign intelligence in the U.S. capital region
Apple addressed a bevy of security bugs late last week, after issuing updated versions of its current operating systems, Safari browser and other core products, as well as security enhancements for two older OS offerings.
The fact that cybercriminals depend upon their victims simply not paying attention to their online environment, whether it be falling for a phishing email or not being aware of what they are clicking when playing a game, is being used by a new gang intent on duping mobile game players.
A new group of cryptocurrency miners is using a function normally found in SLocker Android ransomware to add self-protection and persistence to what Trend Micros is calling HiddenMiner.
U.K. police are secretly deploying technology which allows them to download all of the content and data from someone's phone on a questionably legal basis.
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