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What is malware? Everything you need to know about viruses, trojans and malicious software
VPN services 2018: The ultimate guide to protecting your data on the internet
Security 101: Here's how to keep your data private, step by step
Google Chrome: Beware these malicious extensions that record everything you do
A year on from the vulnerabilities being leaked, attackers are still using leaked NSA tools to power new attacks - this time with the newly uncovered PyRoMine.
Sydney Local Court has heard that Nik Cubrilovic intends to plead not guilty to all charges relating to the alleged access of GoGet's systems.
The ransom was never paid, the city confirms. The payment portal was pulled offline by the attacker.
Orangeworm hacking group carefully selects victims in highly targeted attacks.
Microsoft is being urged to rush out a patch for a bug in Internet Explorer that's being used in attacks.
Spam appears in users' sent folders even from accounts that haven't been compromised.
Windows 10 security won't protect you from tech-support scammers' lies and trickery.
The former staff member is suspected of stealing customer data belonging to the financial company.
Although 63 data breaches were reported to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner in less than six weeks, FireEye's Mandiant has warned the figure is higher, but organisations are unsure if their breach fits the brief.
Facebook should be made an example of for failing to protect its users' information, but it won't happen.
Non-profits ISACA and CMMI help companies score their cybersecurity readiness and create a gap analysis to get up to speed.
The cloud benefits of elasticity, scalability, and nimbleness were tailor-made for some of the massive and intermittent IT projects of the US government.
Incident response research from Big Blue offers surprising results, as hacks get more serious but defenders improve their tools and training. IBM's Wendi Whitmore explains.
Microsoft preps new Windows 10 security features to ensure system integrity during start-up and after it's running.
The cybercrime economy has "now become a kind of mirror image of contemporary capitalism", says paper.
A roundup of some of the more bizarre things that are online -- but really shouldn't be.
Are you looking for ways to make your home smarter and safer? Then check out these hand-picked smart home product suites. They're expansive, easy to use, and overall good options if you don't know where to start.
Facebook has rolled out new settings to appease users after the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Here's what you need to know.
Many of us no longer trust Facebook. We're wary of sharing data -- in case it is used by third parties without our knowledge. So, what features will the social media platform of the future need to regain our confidence?
If you are concerned about Facebook playing fast and loose with your personal data, here are a few other social networks you can try.
Whether you're in the office or on the road, a VPN is still one of the best ways to protect yourself on the big, bad internet. One of these could be your best bet.
From today's rock stars of innovation to tomorrow's hidden gems, these 18 technologies have the greatest potential to transform the world over the next decade.
Everybody knows that 12345 is a bad password. But what they're using instead isn't much stronger
If you suspect that Facebook knows far too much about you, configure these security and privacy settings to send Facebook only the information you want to send.
Dozens of data breaches, millions of people affected.
From the tech giants that let fake news run amok, to the ridesharing company that had an Uber-bad run, these were the year's most notable disappointments.
Here are the products, apps, and trends that chilled our staff to the bone this year... no icicles necessary
You have much less privacy online that you might realise.
New to iOS 11? Here's how you can conserve your battery power with the latest software update.
Before you do anything on your iPhone or iPad, you should lock it down. This is how you do it.
Researchers say a Nigerian hacking group Gold Galleon is gleefully plundering maritime shipping businesses and their customers.
At RSA 2018, IBM's Wendi Whitmore talks to Jason Hiner about how cyber attacks are getting more serious, but defenders are also improving their tools and training.
Tim O'Reilly discusses Facebook's current state of affairs vis-a-vis Cambridge Analytica and privacy.
Richard Hogg, global GDPR evangelist at IBM, discusses the progress, and lack of, being made by organizations in light of the upcoming GDPR enforcement date; how consumers might exercise their new rights; how AI and machine learning will help organizations comply and respond; and what job opportunities might exist as a result.
RSA Conference panel takes hard look at current issues.
Consumers are urged to check their devices are secure - but how many devices are just forgotten about?
Just 15 seconds is all you need to break into a network and lay the way for an attacker -- if you have a botnet.
ZDNet caught up with Dell's data security chief at the RSA Conference to hear how the PC industry is changing its approach to cybersecurity.
A little-known data firm was able to build 48 million personal profiles, combining data from sites and social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Zillow, among others -- without the users' knowledge or consent.
Russia's quest to stop encrypted messaging app Telegram also blocks thousands of Amazon, Google addresses.
IBM says that combining both human and machine intelligence gives us the best chance of responding to incidents before security breaches occur.
Researchers at security firm Positive Technologies tested 33 websites and services.
Angus Taylor, Alastair MacGibbon, and Neil Gaughan are set to meet with US government counterparts and senior officials in Washington, as well as representatives from PayPal, Twitter, Apple, and Google.
Study into missed security updates casts doubt on Google's Android patch level system.
AMD has released microcode updates for Spectre variant 2 that require Microsoft's latest Windows 10 patch.
Want to protect the data you carry around? Check out iStorage's encrypted SSD and USB thumb drives with PIN pad access.
This versatile and reasonably-priced IP65-rated camera is suitable for small businesses as well as homes.
This isn't the cheapest connected camera on the market, but Netgear's Arlo Pro packs a good range of features from a siren to a rechargeable battery.
This modular wireless security camera system is affordable and easy to configure, but needs some refinement to be really compelling.
BlackBerry's newest phone is a passable for its price, but its misguided effort to promote its security as something bar-raising will not stand the test of time.
This indoor camera could be great for monitoring the interior of your home. But is it worth the effort?
To complement its completely wireless, battery-powered Arlo cameras, Netgear has launched an HD networked security camera that adds more features, but needs a power connection.
Calling this a "privacy" phone is a stretch, but it has some redeeming features. A keyboard for one, and Android for another.
This tank-like tablet has a durable design, allowing it to withstand some of the toughest climates.
Meet the latest iteration of the secure and privacy-centric Android-based smartphone.
Netatmo's Welcome is a clever HD security camera with a key selling point in the form of its face recognition technology. Upcoming motion-sensing tags will deliver extra security functionality.
Seen too many dubious security-in-a-box solutions? USB armory is the real deal for anyone looking to protect and control their personal digital privacy and security. But is this real deal ready for regular users?
Plenty of connected cameras are suitable for monitoring your home or office, but Netgear's new Arlo is completely wireless and comfortably waterproof, with infrared built in for night and dark areas. It's increasingly extensible too.
