Endpoint/Device Security

A recent study found that connected cars makers may require another three years before they can properly secure this type of vehicle.

Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase have announced plans to roll out ATMs that take smartphones as well as ATM cards.

Cloud applications are not only spreading malware faster than ever, but also propagating the effects of ransomware encryption from one user to another — even when the malware is not actually downloaded by the secondary victim, according to a new report.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed an amicus curiae brief in hopes of convincing the U.S. Court of Appeals Fourth District to hear the electronic surveillance case Wikimedia v. NSA, which was rejected by a federal judge last October.

Apple Thursday asked a federal judge to toss out her order compelling the company to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.

The Maricopa County Attorney said he won't do business with Apple after its refusal to aid the FBI in unlocking the iPhone of one of the alleged San Bernadino, Calif. shooters.

Researchers were able to use a web browser to access and control certain features of a Nissan LEAF from half-way around the world.

An advance persistent threat group has recently been concentrating its efforts on infiltrating Japanese critical infrastructure and key commercial interests, according to cybersecurity firm Cylance.