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U.S. and Russian officials will meet this week in Geneva to discuss cybersecurity issues though not as a restart of the Bilateral Presidential Commission, a State Department official told SCMagazine.com.

A House subcommittee hearing Thursday examined state and local government preparedness in case of cyberattack on the U.S. electrical grid.

Researchers claimed to have remotely exploited the "1/1/1970" bug which can allegedly "brick" iOS devices.

Well before the FBI's recent demand that Apple give up the keys to the encryption used in an iPhone 5c, the bureau engaged in a similar effort.

A new spam campaign tries to fool Facebook users into downloading malware by luring them to a fake YouTube page supposedly featuring a friend's video.

A proposed California legislation imposing specific penalties for ransomware took a step forward yesterday when the state senate's Public Safety Committee passed the bill at a hearing featuring testimony from Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center.

A cyberattack launched by a Russian APT group may have jammed Sweden's air traffic control capabilities, that was initially attributed to a solar storm.

Cybercriminals have put a new spin on the infamous 419 phishing scam offering "winners" a 2016 BMW X6M, a $1.5 million check and an Apple laptop in exchange for personal info.