Security researchers publish code that can be used to exploit BadUSB flaw
The researchers hope that, by releasing the code, companies that make USB devices will do what they can to improve security on them faster.
Google will add malicious download notifications to Chrome
Chrome will soon be able to tell you whenever you come across malicious downloads while browsing the Web.
Here’s how to remove the Facebook Color Changer malware
If you recently downloaded an app that claimed to allow you to change the color of your Facebook profile, you need to read this.
With BadUSB, hackers can make your USB devices turn against you
BadUSB can make the USB-based gear connected to your computer conspire against you, pointing you to malicious sites, and much more.
New Nigerian email attacks can take control of your computer
A new round of email-based attacks originating from Nigeria employ tainted attachments that can wreak havoc on your life; if you open them.
Microsoft offers free software diagnostic, malware removal in-store
Microsoft will run a free software checkup on your PC if you bring it to one of their stores.
Over 250 Flappy Bird clones reportedly contain malware
According to security firm McAfee, 80 percent of Flappy Bird clones contain some kind of malware.
Chinese Android smartphones come equipped with malware
According to a report, the Star N9500, a China-made Android smartphone, includes malware that collects all your personal information and more.
Windows XP and Windows 7 more vulnerable to malware, Microsoft report claims (updated)
A security report from Microsoft claims that the company's newer operating systems are more secure from malware than their older counterparts.
Google flags torrent site Demonoid for spreading malware
Google deals a big blow to Demonoid, one of the most popular torrent sites on the Web, by labeling it as a dangerous site.
Ransomware app leaves de-cryption key on victim’s PC
CryptoDefense is a piece of ransomware that leaves the victim with a way to break free of it, but doing so isn't easy.
Target ignored warnings before hackers stole 70 million credit cards, says new report
Target reportedly could've done more to prevent last year's big data breach from happening.
McAfee Labs Q4 2013 Threats Report suggests malware is on the rise
Surprise surprise: McAfee's latest threat assessment reveals that instances of malware have been on the rise.
Pornography dethroned as the king of malware on phones and tablets
According to a report conducted by security firm Blue Coat, pornography is no longer the main source of malware. Rather, Web ads are now the main source.
Warning: That cat pic you downloaded may steal your heart, and bank account
Security software company Trend Micro has encountered a malware that uses steganography to hide information within everyday photos, like cats and sunsets.
Don’t shoot for ‘TheMoon’: New malware takes aim at Linksys routers
If you own a Linksys router, you may be victim to a new malware worm known as TheMoon.
An unauthorized, data-stealing version of FileZilla is in circulation on the ‘net
A blighted version of FileZilla is spreading through the 'net as we speak, so be on alert.
95 percent of the world’s ATMs run Windows XP (gulp)
Most ATMs run a pretty ancient OS that you're probably familiar with, and it could pose a huge problem soon.
Microsoft blinks, extends anti-malware support for Windows XP
Microsoft will be helping to boost security for Windows XP past April after all.
Symantec aims to make torrent sites safer from malware
Security firm Symantec is attempting to make it safer to traverse through torrent sites.
Researchers find best time for hackers to strike
Two University of Michigan researchers took a look at multiple hacking variables.
Haveibeenpwned.com lets you check if you’ve been pwned by hackers
A new website lets you check if you've been hit by data thieves in recent years.
Microsoft, FBI aim to rescue those hit by ZeroAccess malware
Microsoft and law enforcement officials are teaming up to combat the ZeroAccess botnet.
Hackers to target Black Friday and holiday online shoppers
If you plan to shop on the Internet this holiday season, you should tread lightly.
Rejected! Obama admin reportedly prevented NSA chief from resigning
The head of the NSA has had second thoughts about his job.
Leaked NSA slide says it infected over 50,000 networks with malware
Ever heard of the TAO? That acronym might be as familiar with the lexicon as NSA and NSFW are.