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'I regret these actions and accept full responsibility for my mistakes'

Marcus Hutchins, the British security researcher who shot to fame after successfully halting the Wannacry ransomware epidemic, has pleaded guilty to crafting online bank-account-raiding malware.…

McAfee, Sophos and Avast are among the antivirus software suites impacted.

Boffins from Belgium break people recognition software with a colorful placard

A trio of Belgium-based boffins have created a ward that renders wearers unrecognizable to software trained to detect people.…

Researcher disturbed at availability of very personal data

More than two years of billing records from a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center were made freely available on the internet, a security researcher has discovered.…

On the heels of several Facebook data privacy snafus this week - and over the past year - users no longer trust the platform.

A researcher said that millions of records were leaking 300,000 Tap30 drivers' names, ID numbers and phone numbers.

Facebook has updated 'tens of thousands of plaintext Instagram passwords ended up in logfile' to say it was more like a million.

Let's go back... way back

The last few months have seen a big increase in malware attacks using PDF email attachments, according to security firm SonicWall.…

Trump predicted he was 'fucked' – but he hadn't reckoned on ██████████

Analysis  It's 448 pages of which roughly 50 have been blacked out.…

The incident was the work of malicious cyberattackers.

The flaw, which existed in a Shopify API endpoint, has been patched.

Wham, bam, gee thanks, Instagram

While journalists and netizens are distracted digesting the redacted 400-plus-page Mueller report, released within the past few hours, today will be a good day for spin doctors to bury bad news.…

Take our short poll on how far Facebook can push its luck.

The U.S-focused eGobbler malvertising attacks are exploiting an unpatched Google Chrome bug.

The flaw could enable an unauthenticated, remote attacker to access the devices, Cisco said.

What if you got hit by ransomware - but the malware program itself was on the other side of the world where you'd never find it?

So that's all OK then

Facebook has admitted to harvesting email contacts from 1.5 million people without permission.…

Leaked internal docs used to claim "privacy was an afterthought" at Facebook

Android developers without a track record are going to be submitted to more checks in order to stamp out those of “bad faith.”

If you own an iOS device and use the Chrome browser, you may have encountered some strange-looking pop-up ads in the past week.