The House Energy and Commerce Committee will consider automotive safety reforms that, among other proposed changes, would make it illegal to hack vehicles. A draft of the legislation was released Wednesday.
Most Americans hold the false belief that they have a firm grip on their home network's security level and children's internet activities even though they have taken few steps to ensure that this is true.
Microsoft updated its Malicious Software Removal Tool yesterday, which detects and remediates malware, to account for ransomware that falls under the Tescrypt family
An uptick in government surveillance requests in Mexico has privacy advocates troubled that the country does not have the supervision in place that it needs to keep sensitive information from falling to those who don't have a right to ask for it.
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued a warning on Tuesday that reminded credit card users that the use of EMV chips doesn't prevent against fraud.
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