SECURITY

A 17-year-old is now labeled a child pornographer after sending a lewd photo to a 22-year-old.

What you need to know about the iPhone X's Face ID.

The FTC is investigating the Equifax breach that may have exposed the personal information of more than 143 million U.S. consumers while also warning of phone scams in the wake of the hack.

At least 50 Android apps in the Google Play Store were discovered to contain the money-draining ExpensiveWall malware.

In financial filings before the hack, Equifax expressed worries of a data breach, and the possibility that the company’s "insurance may not be adequate to compensate us" for an associated business loss.

Equifax failed to download a patch for a known Apache Struts vulnerability, which led to the breach that may have exposed the records of more than 143 million U.S. consumers.

The Argentinian operations of credit reporting firm Equifax used "admin" as its login and password for an employee tool.

The U.S. federal government has banned software from Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab from use in federal agencies.

Startup company Zerodium is offering bounties totaling $1 million for security researchers who can provide exploits to anonymous web browsing tool Tor Browser.

McAfee Vice President and Chief Technical Strategist Candace Worley tells International Business Times why it's important that employers teach their workers about cybersecurity.

A phishing campaign using compromised LinkedIn accounts is spreading across the social network's messaging platform.

Edward Snowden spoke with Der Spiegel on everything from government surveillance crackdowns, Russia's role in the DNC hacks and even Mark Zuckerberg's presidential ambitions.

The NSA launched a new, secretive program that will hand out more than $2.4 billion in contracts to tech firms while Congress debates a key law that allows for overseas spying.

A set of security vulnerabilities dubbed Blueborne could put every Bluetooth-enabled device at risk.

John Davis, Vice President and Federal Chief Security Officer at Palo Alto Networks, discusses the public and private side of cybersecurity and what the sectors can learn from one another.

Equifax's response to a massive data breach that may affect as many as 143 million people has been less than adequate, a U.S. Senator says.

Spanish regulators have hit Facebook with $1.4 million fine over how the company collects personal information from its users.

A number of major security vulnerabilities were discovered in D-Link routers, prompting a security researcher to advise people to stop using the routers.

With the possibility of more than 143 million personal records being leaked online following the Equifax breach, consumers need to prepare to protect their information and identity.

The credit reporting company that exposed 143 million people's private data to hackers has lobbied for the right to block consumers from suing.

Despite two noteworthy claims of attempts to sell stolen Equifax data, there is no evidence the hacked database is available yet—though experts warn it's inevitable.