Microsoft slams officials for "stockpiling" security flaws
The "WannaCry" ransomware attack should be a "wake-up call" for governments, Microsoft says
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The "WannaCry" ransomware attack should be a "wake-up call" for governments, Microsoft says
Michael Morell says the past week's "WannaCry" ransomware attack was unparalleled in scope and sophistication
“Ransomware” hit in 150 nations and counting could resurface as workplace computers are booted up, experts warn
Ransomware attack froze hospital systems across Britain and hit businesses in other countries as hackers held computer data hostage
New research suggests emojis could provide better password security than you might think
Staff at multiple media outlets, including CBS News, reported receiving the emails, which look nearly identical to the actual ones Google sends when a person shares a document
Research-based tips on how to pick a better password – your first line of cyber defense
Insurance company AIG now covers wealthy families who face cyberbullies, hackers and ransomware
What the latest wave of hacking incidents could teach us about staying safe in 2017
Russian hackers didn’t have to work very hard to break into email accounts, even those belonging to government officials or powerful executives
One in four people has to reset a computer password at least once a month; fortunately new technologies may make passwords (even those spelled p@$$wØrd) obsolete
State government and utility computer networks getting a close second look after scare with one of Vermont's largest electric grids
Vermont electric utility detects malware code that U.S. government says Russian hackers use
Consider it a vital New Year's resolution you can accomplish before the ball even drops
When companies tell you your data was stolen, it's not always clear what really happened; here's what the terms mean
Changing your password is a good step – but it doesn't stop there
"The Avalanche Network" allegedly operated servers that helped criminals hack at least 250,000 computers
In the rush to do away with problematic passwords, tech companies may be opening another pandora's box of complications
Nearly a dozen states haven't accepted Department of Homeland Security's help to try and bolster cyberdefenses of voter registration systems
The Clinton campaign's own computer help desk thought the email was an authentic mail sent by Google
Russian investigative website Bellingcat was hacked with similar "spear phishing" techniques
Widespread outages on Friday were caused by an army of hacked DVRs and internet-connected cameras
National Intelligence Director Clapper talked to Charlie Rose about the attack that crippled key Internet sites in the U.S. briefly
Hackers who disrupted major internet services used devices like smart TVs and fitness trackers for attack; could have been to demonstrate "power and capacity"
More internet-connected gadgets means more targets for hackers intent on bringing the internet to its knees