Cyber Security

When identity fraud victims know their imposters, it can tear through both  relationships and financial well-being.

If a phisher reeled in or bought information of yours – like emails, addresses or phone numbers -- compromised in the Heartbleed hack, what should you watch for? 

After having your identity stolen, one of the biggest problems you’re likely to face is having trouble getting new loans or credit cards, because the thief has damaged your credit score.

Even with nonstop social networking, 20-somethings can use these tips to avoid ID fraud.

Identity thieves are following the money when it comes to selecting their next victim. Here's why the wealthy can be easy targets with big paydays.

When it comes to protecting our identities, many of us are looking to play defense when we should be playing offense. 

Forget everything you think you know about crime. It will be obsolete in 20 years. Today’s criminals are limited by physical proximity, skill and daring. Future criminals won’t face any such restrictions. Get ready.

Businesses that accept stolen credit card information may be on the hook for a refund. But the thief is the one who broke the law -- and cardholders need to take steps to prevent further damage.

Data breaches lead to a renewed push toward chip-enabled cards, but experts warn they are not the ultimate cure.

It’s the dirty secret in banking. Bank employees often steal personal account information from bank customers so as to rob money from bank accounts or commit fraud via identity theft, and few banks seem immune.

Phishing, scamming and stolen identity problems — we have all heard about them. But how do you ensure that you don’t become a victim?

While the crackdown on digital currencies has helped thwart some major hard-crime operations, crime through Trojans to nab critical banking data nevertheless remains a problem. 

Cyber scammers are exploiting intense interest in missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to spread malicious malware aimed at attacking users.

BlackBerry shares rallied after the Pentagon said its new mobile program for unclassified work will predominantly use the Canadian company's smartphones.

There is no escaping the reality that the consequences of cyber attacks are costly, on the rise, and uncomfortably cheap to conduct.  It is more important than ever then for companies – especially at the C-suite level – to become knowledgeable cybersecurity consumers.

Discount broker Scottrade said on Friday that it believes it was the victim of a cyber attack from late 2013 to early 2014 that targeted client names and addresses.

Hyatt Hotels Corp on Wednesday asked customers to review payment card statements for possible fraud after it found malicious software in its payment processing systems for hotels it manages.

A federal judge ruled the FTC can sue hotel group Wyndham Worldwide over alleged poor data security, potentially opening companies up to greater legal risk on the increasingly-costly cyber front.

Akamai unveiled plans to buy Prolexic for about $370 million as the content delivery giant looks to bolster its cyber defenses. 

Online trades at Fidelity Investments were delayed or duplicated during a 30-minute period on Monday morning, impacting an undisclosed number of brokerage clients.