Cyber Security

Chinese state-sponsored actor Volt Typhoon is carrying out cyberattacks on "critical infrastructure organizations" in the U.S., according to Microsoft.

Google said Tuesday some accounts with inactivity spanning a certain time frame will be purged by the tech giant. It will start doing so for only personal accounts inactive for two years.

The Philadelphia Inquirer experienced a cyberattack over the weekend that disrupted printing operations. The news outlet could still post articles on its website.

What are the implications of putting a chatbot in the youngest generations' hands? Industry leaders Joseph Raczynski and Jessica Melugin discuss concerns around Snapchat's My AI.

Apple has released a new type of software update, called rapid security response, with the aim of delivering important security improvements between updates.

Forward Party co-chair Andrew Yang says "we should all be concerned" about AI fueling unwanted military conflict, mass identity theft and science fiction-type scenarios.

Mass layoffs in 2023 have the diminished cybersecurity workforce and opened a door for cybercriminals to attack online banking, trading, investing and digital assets.

Illicit cryptocurrency transactions reached an all-time high last year as digital tokens’ popularity with criminals soared. But now there’s a new AI-powered sheriff in town.

A new report found that record numbers of data breaches and other types of fraud will continue to rise and are driven by AI and changing economic indicators.

A group of hackers reportedly breached Western Digital's network and are demanding an eight-figure ransom or else they'll publish customer data online.

Fake ChatGPT and Bard ads are reportedly spreading dangerous malware using social media. This comes as federal regulators ask for input on policies to hold the industry accountable.