Malware

Fitbit says their devices are safe and is denying claims that its fitness trackers can be used to distribute malware.

Youmi, the China-based mobile advertising provider whose software development kit (SDK) uses private APIs to collect user and device information, is the latest cause of potentially malicious apps fooling Apple App Store's quality control process.

Mozilla has stepped up pressure on enterprise companies that continue to use SHA-1 certificates after research last month demonstrated the algorithm could be broken in as little as three months.

SC Congress New York keynote speakers Angelo Prado and Xiaoran Wang, both from Salesforce.com, used demonstrations and code displays to reveal just how vulnerable modern browsers are to attacks.

Heimdal Security discovered a malware campaign aimed at driving visitors to webpages that contain malicious code through blackhat SEO techniques.

In protest over the Japanese dolphin-hunting industry, Anonymous has launched DDoS attacks on two major Japanese airports.

Facebook will begin notifying users when nation-state attackers target their accounts, CSO Alex Stamos wrote in a blog post.

Cybercriminals are making up for lost time when it comes to creating malware for Macs, according to a report by Bit9 + Carbon Black.