Malware

More than a million Android mobile devices worldwide are now infected with a crafty bootkit trojan known as Android.Oldboot.1.origin - a number that has more than tripled in a week.

The "touchlogging" attack method will be presented in detail at RSA Conference next month.

A trojan has been discovered operating as a bootkit on more than 350,000 Android mobile devices, including a small percentage in the United States, according to a Friday post by Russian anti-virus company Dr. Web.

In the course of five months last year, a concerning number of users in the US were hit by ransomware, dubbed "Icepol."

More than one piece of malware is to blame for the recent cyber attack that affected 1.1 million Neiman Marcus customers.

A Russian man, Aleksandr Panin, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to conspiracy to commit wire and bank fraud.

After Target and Neiman Marcus, Michaels Stores is the next in a line of U.S. retailers to reveal that it is investigating a possible security breach that may have resulted in the compromise of customer payment cards.

Researchers at Barracuda Labs discovered that the toy and game website was infected.