The destructive worm may have debuted a decade ago, but Stuxnet is still making its presence known. Here are steps you can take to stay safer from similar attacks.

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E-mail messages preying on fear have ramped up since the COVID-19 outbreak, raising questions about security’s reliance on historical data about past attacks to predict the future

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Facebook says SilentFade campaign disabled notifications that could have warned users that their accounts had been compromised.

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Open source software is critical yet potentially dangerous. Here are ways to minimize the risk.

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Remote learning has introduced an array of new cyberthreats to American families and schools, but this can be an educational moment for all involved.

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The indictment alleging tax evasion and failure to file returns was unsealed after his arrest in Spain.

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Egregor’s operators promise to decrypt victims’ files and provide security recommendations in exchange for ransom payment.

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Critical Android vulnerability CVE-2019-2234 could enable attackers to take control of a victim’s camera and take photos, record videos, and learn location.

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A new initiative will run throughout the month of October, invites the general public to play cybersecurity games (and win fabulous prizes).

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The battle’s just beginning as bad actors glean more personal information from victims and use that data to launch larger attacks.

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