September 20, 2018 Newegg hacked to steal customers' credit card data Customers who made a purchase on Newegg in the past month may have had their payment card details stolen in a hack.
September 19, 2018 Senators, aides being targeted by foreign government hackers, lawmaker says Hackers working on behalf of a foreign government are still targeting the personal accounts of senators and their aides and Senate security isn't stopping it, a Democratic lawmaker said in a letter to U.S. Senate leaders on Wednesday.
September 18, 2018 Facebook seeks to defend political candidates from hacking threats Facebook's latest effort to fight election meddling is designed to protect US political campaigns and their candidates from suffering an account takeover.
September 7, 2018 Russia is the top aggressor of internet attacks on the US The U.S. was on the receiving end of more Internet attacks than any other country, a new report says.
September 6, 2018 US is the world's hotspot for malicious websites The U.S. has the dubious honor of hosting more malicious web domains than any other country, a cybersecurity firm said this week.
August 31, 2018 The malware that infected the world reinvents itself The RIG Exploit kit is back and it’s up to no good again.
August 30, 2018 Lots of email scams are surprisingly simple but effective, report says Many email scams are effective because they’re so straightforward, a new report says.
August 24, 2018 Air Force preps for massive cyberattacks on large weapons systems The Air Force is massively revving up efforts to defend stealth fighters, nuclear-armed missiles, air-launched weapons and crucial combat networks from crippling wartime cyber attacks by taking new steps with a special unit put together to find and fix vulnerabilities.
August 23, 2018 Is there new 'hackproof' cyber defense? Air Force, industry test new system The Air Force is working with industry to test an emerging cybersecurity technology which has not as of yet been “hacked,” despite massive amounts of attempted penetrations.
