How do hackers get access to your computer? Hackers have many tricks up their sleeves. Viruses and malicious software, aka malware, make the most of security gaps, but something called social ...

Hackers often hijack trusted accounts or create fake ones to post phishing links that look legitimate. If you use X regularly, you’ve probably seen a giveaway post or a “limited-time airdrop” link ...

Mordechai Guri, a leading Israeli researcher, recently introduced two new techniques for exfiltrating data from computers that are disconnected from any network. Specializing in bypassing the air gap, ...

A single typo could let hackers hijack your system using malware hidden in fake packages Cross-platform malware now fools even experienced developers by mimicking trusted open source package names ...

Hackers have been caught selling counterfeit smartphones preloaded with stealthy malware designed to steal users’ crypto and sensitive data. The Triada Trojan virus is a crypto hacking method that ...

You’re checking your inbox or scrolling through your phone when something catches your attention. It’s a message about a password reset, but you never asked for ...

HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A Houston mother found hackers watching her daughters' bedroom using a webcam. Now, she's keeping her kids off the internet entirely. "They were able to find her IP address of her ...

Here are the basics for protecting your home Wi-Fi network. Keep reading for more information on each below. Place your ...

(Bloomberg) -- Hackers in recent weeks have exploited flaws in SharePoint, a document management system developed by Microsoft Corp., to try to steal sensitive data from hundreds of victims. On July ...

Hackers have become increasingly sophisticated in targeting bank accounts, sometimes stealing money without the account holder realizing it right away. This raises an unsettling concern among many: ...

The effectiveness of last weekend’s attack by U.S. forces on three of Iran’s nuclear sites might be a matter of debate, but security experts fear the ramifications of the strikes are a little more ...