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Despite increased focus on cybersecurity, companies are largely fixing 'superficial' problems and leaving other IT security risks in place.

Security firm PandaLabs discovered more than 20 new malware samples during Q3, as our PCs, mobile devices, and networks are under attack.

Sir John Adye, former GCHQ boss, seems concerned about smartphone biometrics security protocols.

As many shoppers turn to the Internet for shopping this Christmas, here are a few basic tips

Intel, McAfee believe passwords can be eliminated by using biometric authentication.

We take a peek at the new single-bay NVR solution from D-Link, the DNR-312L network video recorder. If home surveillance is your thing, come take a look.

The Regin malware was very well written, and it appears the NSA and/or GCHQ could be behind it, reports now indicate.

Microsoft Xbox Live was not compromised, company confirms.

Workers are using company-owned laptops outside of work, potentially compromising them, and then bringing them back to the office.

Kaspersky envisions the way technology could shape, and change our future in their latest YouTube video.

Bitcoin has proven to be a relatively secure cryptocurrency platform, however, bitcoin exchanges and digital wallets have been victimized by criminals.

The bitcoin cryptocurrency is getting more headlines, but security remains a concern.

Apple urges users to be careful where they download and install apps from, as cyberattacks aimed at OS X and iOS increase.

Hacker involved in multi-million-dollar fraud ring sentenced to 21 months in prison.

Despite public statements from FBI Director James Comey, Apple and Google are stepping up encryption efforts to keep users safer from outside snooping.

Mobile malware is still in its infancy, but cybercriminals are finding new attack methods to infect mobile users.

The NOAA is taking far too long to resolve minor security vulnerabilities, neglecting to update software and install new security patches.

A smartphone that boasted to be the world's most secure saw one hacker gain root access to the device in under five minutes.

There is a critical flaw facing USB flash drives that many of us depend on, and the problem likely won't go away anytime soon.

We add motion-sensing capabilities to the lab with the D-Link DCH-S150. Tyler tells us all about it and his experiences with the product and app.

Mozilla server dumped developer credentials to an unencrypted server leaving the data vulnerable for a month before the error was discovered.

Kaspersky Lab has announced its 2015 product lineup to keep Microsoft Windows, Google Android, and Apple OS X devices more secure from attacks.

Responding to attacks from the militant ISIS faction on Iraqi oil infrastructure, a possibly state-affiliated Chinese hacking outfit is targeting US groups.

Supreme Court refuses to hear Google appeal opening the door for consumer suits to move forward in snooping case.

Microsoft has a legal civil suit against two individuals and a company, in an effort to clamp down on malware that hit millions of Internet users worldwide.

Companies should be more transparent about data breaches, and trying to bury security incidents might lead to serious repercussions.

Growing number of apps give parents the ability to remotely lock their children's smartphones and tablets.

Medical companies are under cyberattack, and it's difficult to try to keep employee records, medical patient information, and other data secure.

An attack on TweetDeck caused users to retweet mysterious lines of code, causing the service to be taken offline.

Security firm KnowBe4 will pay ransoms if companies are hit by ransomware following the company's security training geared for businesses.

Installing unknown software, or visiting suspicious websites, could lead to Google Android users being infected with ransomware.

Britain's National Crime Agency has warned users have just two weeks to prepare for a joint GoZeus and Cryptolocker assault.

A new proof of concept shows how Heartbleed could be used to compromise routers and Android devices.

Near Field Communication will continue to advance at a rapid pace moving forward, despite security risks, as more U.S. consumers become comfortable with it.

The free and open source TrueCrypt encryption tool is no more, following developers pulling the plug on their popular software offering.

A growth in malware can be linked to escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, according to a report.

There is a growing urgency to try and defend against data breaches, with significant media attention and focus by cybersecurity experts.

Cybersecurity is important, but decision makers don't invest as much as they should, due to no direct link to increased profit or revenue, experts say.

Intel-owned McAfee scanner app gives smartphone owners the ability to see how much information their download apps have access to.

Kaspersky Lab helps inform TweakTown about how mobile users can keep themselves better protected, offering basic tips to avoid potential infections.

Website visitors run the risk of being infected, even if they don't click on anything, due to vulnerable ad networks that aren't stepping up security.

Skylock smart bike lock will call 911 if you crash and alert you if someone is messing with your bike while you are away from it.

Microsoft releases its latest Security Intelligence Report (SIR), outlining current PC threats that face Microsoft Windows PCs and devices.

The majority of online piracy websites visited in the United Kingdom spread some type of malware or other computer bug, according to research.

The U.S. may impose additional sanctions against Russia, and there is concern that Russian cyberattackers could disrupt government networks.

NEC Hong Kong is trying to fast track facial recognition technology to help stores better interact with customers and guests.

Avast survey says smartphone owners are a bit too reckless with their devices, and many users don't use any type of anti-theft or security software.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) wants to see more servers and websites to use the HSTS protocol and keep users more secure.

Today we look at the DCS-2330L from D-Link. Read on as Tyler explores the ins and outs of this efficient HD network surveillance camera solution.

Two men with ties to the Ukraine and other parts of Eastern Europe face up to 25 years in federal prison for their role in wire fraud and theft.