Tuskegee University launched the first computer engineering program focusing on cybersecurity among all Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Cybercriminals managed to steal $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency in reported and unreported theft since 2017 as some researchers fear new data privacy laws may negatively impact cybercrime studies.
Yesterday (Wednesday 23 May) ENISA, EDA, Europol and the CERT-EU signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a cooperation framework between their organisations.
Business email compromise still most popular and most effective attack vector. The bulk of email fraud gangs still operate out of Nigeria, according to new research.
Hackers with a taste for the finer things in life found a host of vulnerabilities in multiple BMW vehicles while tech-savvy car thieves managed to hack into and steal a Mercedes-Benz in 23 seconds.
The secret lives of pets -- and their owners -- may not be so secret anymore if attackers take advantage of the dozen vulnerabilities that researchers recently observed while analyzing smart devices used to track animals and their activity.
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