Activision security researchers found that a Warzone cheat advertised on popular cheating forums was actually malware that let hackers take control of the victims' computers.

Flagstar, a bank that was hacked by a ransomware gang, has notified several customers that it lost their Social Security Numbers, home address, full name, phone number, and home address.

Online scammers are sending fake job offers to professionals on LinkedIn, impersonating real HR employees in an attempt to lure victims to share their banking information.

Last week, an anonymous hacker reached out to Motherboard claiming to be able to discover the email behind anybody's Xbox gamertag. By default email addresses linked to gamertags are private.

Google's elite teams of bug and malware hunters found and disclosed a flurry of high-severity vulnerabilities exploited in the wild in Chrome, Android, Windows, and iOS devices last week.

A series of popular apps using an outdated piece of code owned by Twitter are exposing their users' location data. In total, the apps have been downloaded nearly 10 million times.

A document obtained by Motherboard provides more detail on the malware law enforcement deployed against Encrochat devices.

US prosecutors accused two Chinese nationals of a ten-year-long hacking campaign targeting several companies, organizations, and government agencies all over the world.

A newly added feature that allows users to recover certain data has led some high-profile security experts to criticize the app's developers and threaten to stop using it.

The anonymous person registered a website, and explained that by swapping the RFID tag they can get the refrigerator to continue filtering water as normal.