Malware

The hacks of the tomorrow may target devices one never thought could be susceptible to compromise, like dishwashers and refrigerators. But a hypothetical glimpse into the future may make you think differently about what's to come.

A researcher investigated Java exploits, and drew on one well-know example, to explain how one of the most common classes of attack spreads.

Breached payment processor Global Payments announced Thursday that it has completed its investigation into the incident, and determined the clean-up and response will cost $84.4 million.

The Anti-Phishing Working Group tells us that phishing is alive and well, but another report suggests that spear-phishing is even healthier - for the criminals, at least.

A researcher on Thursday will navigate through the underbelly of the internet to describe how exploit kits function, who is profiting off them, what to expect in the future and how organizations can protect their networks.

The annual Black Hat conference got off to an inauspicious start on Sunday when 7,500 attendees received a dubious email.

Dropbox has brought in outside security experts to investigate what could be a possible email address leak after users complained of unwanted mail flooding their inboxes.

A 28-year-old Estonian man, part of global crime ring that hijacked tens of millions of credit card numbers from retailers and payment processors over the course of four years, will spend the next seven years in prison.