These were the 25 worst passwords of 2015
SplashData's annual "Worst Passwords List" highlights some not-so-secure choices that put people's data at risk
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SplashData's annual "Worst Passwords List" highlights some not-so-secure choices that put people's data at risk
Director of National Intelligence is reportedly the latest target of person who hacked CIA director and DHS chief's accounts
From declaring war on ISIS to a social media campaign aimed at Donald Trump, Anonymous hackers made headlines
Feds have been keeping software security flaws secret to pursue suspects, potentially leaving members of the public vulnerable
The group claims it has taken down 20,000 ISIS-related Twitter accounts
Investigators say members of ISIS lure potential sympathizers to social media apps where the messages self-destruct or are encrypted
Hackers vow to go after a common enemy, but what does a declaration of war mean in cyberspace?
Current and former officials warn that terrorists are increasingly operating in an area that is impossible for the U.S. government to penetrate
The administration supported Tuesday's passage of CISA information sharing act, but vocal opponents fear government spying
Fraudsters are targeting people who play massive multiplayer games, consumer watchdog warns
Hack uses the wireless fitness band's open Bluetooth connection
By hacker's own account, it came down not to technological prowess, but a clever trick played on an AOL customer service rep
Cybersecurity company tied to U.S. gov't says hackers from Asian superpower were breaking rules day after they were announced
AP: Gov't auditors, outside analysts harshly critical, but department strongly disputes the assessments
Perspective from Steve Kroft on North Korea's cyberattack on Sony Pictures after 15 years of reporting on cyberwarfare
Cybersecurity firm finds several of the most popular Internet-connected baby monitors lack basic security features
Hack of matchmaking website Ashley Madison exposed around 32 million names, emails and physical addresses; FBI investigating
Credit cards and passwords, unlike trust, can be easily replaced; these days, it's personal
What happens when you put 10,000 hackers in one hotel? A n00b's guide to Black Hat and DEF CON
The FDA tells hospitals to stop using an infusion pump after learning it could be a cybersecurity risk
Black Hat, the annual hacking convention, is about to get underway
The women's health care provider has been under fire over some recently published spycam videos
The group "Anonymous" says it released information on thousands of Census employees in an apparent bid to disrupt trade negotiations
The voluntary recall follows a demonstration by hackers who remotely took over a Jeep through its radio's software
Online video showing computer experts taking control of Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle has grabbed attention of automakers and Congress