Internet Safety

The adware known as Fireball has been making waves after reportedly infecting over 250 million computers worldwide, with 20 percent occurring on corporate networks. What is it, how dangerous is it and what can be done to defend against it?

A serious flaw in the software code of one of the world's largest internet service companies has resulted in sensitive data being leaked across the internet.

New research reveals the first documented case of a successful SHA1 collision attack.

Kick off the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month by making sure your online accounts are secure, and that credentials used for one won't compromise another in case of a breach.

Google's Chrome 53 will effectively begin to block Flash in September. How will this move affect the Web?

Attackers know that sports enthusiasts are more susceptible during the rush and excitement around major events. Here are a few tips to make sure you enjoy a threat-free experience during the 2016 summer games.

Long time users of Linkedin users may very well need to change their passwords once more as a cybercriminal puts the email addresses and passwords of 117 million users up for sale.

Users are reporting incidents of phantom trips charged to their credit cards--a year after stolen Uber accounts were found being traded in dark web marketplaces.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Denver is the most recent victim of a data breach that may have exposed 18,000 current and former employees to fraud and identity theft.